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ST. PAliX; MINN» ^ "\ ' r)IN^-yri.APOLIS, MINN.
I'ubiishcrs of Guzf-fu-ers of Akisk:?., Oregon, Washiri'^ilonj Nevada, Idaho, U(ah. Nebraska, Kansas, io,vv;j, Indiana, Wi?.-: :Jtch2.<?an, Florida,
Delaware, IMaryland, V'irj'iia;.' . - >. Oklahoitia,
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ST. PAUL, MINX.
GENERAL, SPECL\L AND COLLEGE PREPARA- TORY COURSES. HOUSEHOLD ARTS. UNUSU\L ADVANTAGES LN MUSIC
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Manufacturers of All Kinds of RUBBER and METALLIC STA:MPS, STENCILS, SEALS, DATERS, PADS, INKS, CHECKS, BADGES, ETC.
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ELECTRICAL MACHINERY AND INSTRUMENTS
Exclusive Agents: —
^rown and Sharpe Manufacturing Co.
Gisholt Machine Co.
American Tool Works Co.
Roller Smith Co.
The Bnda Company. St. Paul Office, 914 Pioneer Building.
Minneapolis Store, 414 South Sixth Street.
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HOW MANY YOU WANT
OR WHERE YOU ARE LOCATED
¥^ ^trrnm. Wlil Appeal to ¥oy
A Letter Shop, With Printing Plant in Connection, That Will Give You Just What You Want When You Want It.
MAIL ORDERS GIVEN PROMPT ATTENTION
CIRCULAR LETTERS— ADDRESSING MAILING— PRINTING
''ICi^l\3 Tie irsilar Lettir iai
ALBERT P. KL\1M
Entire Fourth Floor Walton Building 314 Nicollet Avenue MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA Fones: Atlantic 0100--0 101—0402.
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For Leller Heads and Oilier Business Forms You ^Yill Save ill )^Ioney and Gain in Value and Appearance If You Use
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A wonderful slieel for a moderate price. In pure white and twelve beautiful colors.
YOUR PRINTER CAN GET IT FROM
Wright, Barrett & Stilwel! Co.
ST. PAUL MIDWAY MINNEAPOLIS
OKDER YOUR
SOLE
LEATHER
AND
SHOE STORE SUPPLIES
FROM
Schuize Leather & Findings Co.
DULUTH MINNESOTA
BEISE'S POULTRY DRINKING FOUNTAIN
We Are the Makers of the Best
Poultry '
Supplies
Write Us for Circulars and Prices
R. J. BEISE MNFG. CO. Pine Island - Minnesota
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CiTsing the classified directory I , r w jiviULj. whole State is like go-
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brings to view each and every individual in any and all lines of trade and here the intelli- gent buyer may select the best of everything at the .lowest
feJiA^^^^...,,.^^«>^.^^. ^ „ » ,^„.,vr;ir C^iThe habit of using the classi- fied directory will save large sums of money and will always secure the best in any line. It is the modern up-to-date nicthod of getting what you want. CfTo the advertiser the Northwestern Gazetteer is the most economical and effective method of saying wliat he has to say to the 4,'j00,00U progressive, prosperous peoi)le who live in these four Northwestern States.
ACCOUNTxiNTS
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Certified Public Accountant
(MINNESOTA and WISCONSIN) Member
AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ACCOUNTANTS 7C<»-701 Alworth Building, DULUTH, MINNESOTA Specialist in Business Economics and Production Costs Commercial, Industrial, Municipal Audits, Economics, Methods and
Routine BANK REEEBENCES
See right bottom lines
Accountant
Auditor
A. 0. GROVER
ACCOUNTING SYSTEMS INSTALLED
GIT) Sclhvood Bldg:.,
DULUTH, : MINN,
The Man Who Guessed Wrecked His Ship
ARE YOU GUESSING?
Eor Ih-oper Accounting ^Methods, See
607 Lonsdale Bid;-., DULUTH, Minn. Melrose 5129
Systems TiistuU o<l, Acc(>ijntir\?:r. Audiliti;-':, Incoiii"' Tirx M.iU'Ts Oix-fn Cait.liil Att.-iition.
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PUBLIC ACCOUj>JTANTS AUDITORS— SYSTEMATISERS
CERTIFIED FINANCIAL STxVTEMENTS
Councilors Federal and State Taxes
MINNEAPOLIS
Andrus Building Main 6711
In General Practice Since 1908
Our Office in WASHINGTON, D. C. Aids Us in Rendering- Efficient Federal Tax Service
Specialists Elevators and Mills
SAINT PAUL
Pioneer Building Cedar 0248
AGRICULTURAL II\!PLE« i^IENTS
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— Jol>l)ers of — i'^au-in IiiipU-nu nts, IMuiuhiiiiU. lieatias, (ins Hiid F-ttM trir I'lnufs, (ienei:*! Supplies, l%ti*.
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531 Marquetts Ave.. Ml'ineapolis, Minn.
C. M. Power, Pres. and Treas. Fred S. Power, Gen. Mngr.
G. I. Ashton, Secy. Jno. Allenson, Siipt.
ST. PAUL FOUNDRY COMPANY
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.StriJ.ctural Steel and Iron Iron and Seisi Steal Castings Maclimery Lifflil Forgiiigs
3,000 Tons of Steel SliaiJes in Stock ST. PAUL MINNESOTA
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AUTOMOBILE TIRES
[lo Paiietares-lD Blowoyfs
It's not a dream — it's a fact. We are prepared to inove to every motorist in the state that Essenkay is
hetter thari air in tires.
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Tires filled v.ith Essenkay \vear down to the last layer of fabric; jiXM'in to 2'),00(i miles on a tire is the rule, not tlie exfei'tion. ^'N'hen a tire wears out re- ni'n-e the Esst-nkay to the new casin,£;-. It will last for yrars and is not affected hy heat or cold.
JJfUVi: IN TO 01 R I P-TO-DATK SKRVICE STA I lOX
It won't take h.ng to equip \-our tires with Essen- kay. This wonderful prott-ction for summer touring •^4.u:stjf'i^:-'^'^.^^ will be worth many times the moderate outlay,
Tfie Essenkay Compaoy of iienssota, Ine,
24S4-S0 Iniver.sity A\e. ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA
Ouo lilock East of Overland Biiildiiip.
Some good territory still open. Hig:h grade dealers write us for proposition.
iUBURN Tires tmf
TIRES WITHOUT A MYSTERY OR SECRET PROCESS
l^or the first time in tire liis- tory you can btiy a tire with the actual ingredient.s plainly printed and certilied.
Why ^ore ilubber f^leans More Tilileage
Where 07'dinar\' "compound" treads may chip, crack and crumble, the iburn C'ertififd 'more ral-ln'r" tr>'ad '■.ui\cs" and •■sprin.i;s" inn'k into normal ape. 'i'hat's why ■■more i-uhber" nu-aiis •'mort- milfap,e'' in the tread — why actual tests the Auburn ''more rubb^-r" tread lias averas^ed wear of only of an incli p^r I.im.o mib.'S of ordinary service.
1)i:akeiis. sem) foil pkki: \as\\ aiake ai m ux voi it (ilamtv tike.
Auburn Tire Sales Coe
DIS ritllU I'OKS.
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AUTOMOBILE WiiECKERS
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BuMk Mq Ireckifig Oo.
WE BUY OLD CARS
Tear Thfiii Down iin<I Sell I'nrts
ISth Ave. AV. and ATiclii^an Si.
JjL'I.UTH, MINN.
L. KAROX
L. KARON m & ma co.
IRON AMD STEEL SCRAP
SECOND-HAf^O MACHINERY
Ben riion'\ :Melroso Go 7 All Kiuds of ."^ietjils, New aiul Seeimd Ifnnd Sticks
Oflice and Yaras: 18th Avenue ^\'est and 11. R. Track
DULLTTH. MI XX.
BANK AND OFFICE OUT- FITTERS
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Bank and Office Outfitters
DESKS
TABLES CHAIRS
LITHOGRAPHERS PRINTERS BINDERS
STATIONERS
323 W. Superior St, Duliith, Minn.
BANK, OFFICE AND STORE FIXTURES
Capital City Fymiture C©.
JOHNSON BROS.
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BANK, OFFICE, COURT HOUSE AND BAR ROOM FIXTURES AND HIGH GRADE FURNITURE
639-641 Jackson St. - " - St. Paul, Minn.
BANKS
A. W. KUEHXO^Y, President
W. T. WRIGHT, Vice-President GEO W. LOPENCrO. Cashier
VICTOR C. BEAZEVIC, Asst. C'r
Peoples State Bank of Duluth
Incorporated
CAPITA!^ - - S50.000.00 euRPi-us - - 8LO.000.on
DIRECTORS A. W Kuelmow ('has. '\. Strnnd W. T. Wri^Tht Geo. W. I>orence
W. P. Ueimbach
I3IJLUT1I. MINN.
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BANKING BY MAIL
American Exchange National Bank
OF DULUTH, I^IINNESOTA
(KstnliJished 187J))
Capital - - - $1,000,000.00
Surplus, earned - - $1,000,000.00
Undivided profits - - $850,000.00
$2,850,000.00
ITninilton >I. Teyfon, President Colin Thomson, Assistant Cashier
William G. Ile^nrdt. Vice-President J. Daniel ".Miiluuioy, Assist. Cashier Isaac S. Moore, Cashier Kdwjird I,. PaUner, Assist. Cashier
DIHKCTORS
W. C. Aftnew AV. i:. Mas"er T. F. Cole Ka>varcl C. Conntlou
A, II. CrassAveller C. A. Duncan W. V.. Hcgardt
H. M. I'eyton Ward ^\jne.s. Jr. li. M. Peyton
We Issue Books and Certificates and Pay 3 Per Cent Interest in Our Savings Department
BUSINESS ACCOUNTS RECEIVED UPON THE MOST FAVORABLE TERMS INTEREST ALLOWED UPON TDIE DEPOSITS AND SAVINGS ACCOUNTS
City Katioiial Bank of Diiliitli
Capital Paid In $500,000
R. M. SELLWOOD - - - - _ President
ALEX; McDOUGALL, - - . - Vice-President
H. S. MACGREGOR - - . . _ Cashier
H. C. MATZGE - _ . . Assistant Cashier
DIRECTORS
Richard M. Sell-wood Alexander iMcDougall Henry Tiirrish
A. M. Chisholm John F. Klllorin R. J. Macleod
H. S. Macg-rogror N. F. Hug:o G. A. St. Clair
Michael H. Kelley C. O. Baldwin
FIRST NATIONAL BANK of DULUTH ■
CAPITAL, SURPLUS AND PROFITS— $3,250,000.00
38 years of efficient, constructive service in this community
DEPARTrvIENTS: Commercial, Savings, Trust, Bond Investments Safe Deposit Vaults
The executives in charge of these departments invite consultation personally or by mail
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BANK BY MAIL
tortlifni NaliiiFuil Bank of Diiliiili
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Surplus $200,000.00
. A CONSERVATIVE -MODERN BANK
3%
Interest Paid on Certificates of Deposit and Savings Accounts
Main Floor ALWORTH BLDG. "Look Up" You Can't Miss It
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J. Iv. A^-ASHl:URN. Prppident
JOJX G. ^^'1T.T.TA^^S, Vice-President
S. Yi. KIRl'.V, Vice-Presiflent
J. ^V. I.yjJJOP., c, 1. shier
ljK\yi< G. CASTJ^!0, Assistant Cashier
P. P. GPJGGS, Secretury
DIUKCTOllS:
J. Tv. "Washburn J. J. Kkluud
JvDval ]). Alworth S. \l. Kirby
Francis \V. Sullivan J. W. Lyder
IJ. P.. :\lcPonald Joiiu Gr. AVilliams Pouis S. Poeb Geo. A. French K. P. Grig-g-s W. M. Prindle
A. Miller McDoug-all
BOILER ROOi^l SPECLVLISTS
BOILER ROOM SPECIALISTS
K. vein si \-
Ri-prrstMitJiti^ es in
Dakota
3Iinncs<»ta, ]V<>r<!i mid South suid ,^Joii(:iiia for
Il».>s <'oiii|iust!'*n Api'^rntiis Harrington SJoKrr lU-t>ui»ii<' J''lo>v ><«'J»'rs lit<>liaiM-o .\ut<»mi(<i<' Conl Soak' ilr;>dj AnIs <oi»\«->or iJrady I'lat Arrh
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St. I'aiil, Minn.
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BOILER WORKS
F. J. DACPi', Pres-Treas.
PT. R. NEPSOX, See.
Gogebic Steam Boiler Works
I)oilt-r>< 'I'r.oks SlK'<>t Iron Work
IJoilcr I'roats and <;r»t«' Bars
Oxy-Acetylene Vi^eldin<i'
S|M'<dal Attrntiou <;i\oii to Hor»MirinK Oflire aiHl AV orks, Lake Ave. So.
'JVI. '>r<dr(!N<' connecting' all dcpts.
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BOILER WORKS
J. P. IMeismer, President-ManagiM'
R. F. I*eterson, Secretary
R^ESABA BOILER & MFQ. CO.
Boilers Smokestacks Tanks Structural and Sliect Ij-ou Work Grates imCi Castings Oxy-Acctylene Welding and Cutting
Quick Service, Repair Work a Specialty
DULUTH : : : : MINN.
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BOOK SELLERS AND STATIONERS
J'Jioiie: 633 Melrose
Phone 7131 I^felrose
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Bookseller and Stationer
Blank Books Office Supplies Typewriter Supplies
Drawing Materials Engineers' Supplies and Instruments
I.AHGKST lIOOIv S'l'Oill^ AT HKAD OF I.AKi:S
221 W. SUPERIOR ST. - _ _ DULUTH, MINN.
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3IAXt FACTI RKRS. BOTTLERS AND JORBFRS
SODA AND MINERAL WATERS GLNGER ALE AND CIDERS ^TIMETTA" the drink of drinks SODA FOUNTAINS AND SUPPLIES
DISTHini TOUS OF TIIF CFI-FHriATKD
CHIPPEWA SPRING W^ATER
The I'lirest and Softest Xaturnl Spritsji- AA jiter Kiio-vvn
702-710 Payne Avenue SAINT PAUL - - " ' - - - MINNESOTA
BUILDING MATERIAL
wai:i:h(>use "A"
15ili Ave. F. ami I). A: I. «. Tracks Ileiuloek MMS
AVAItSVHOl SF "IJ" 2JNt Ave. W. and IJailroad St/ Melrose ;{73
DyLOTH BmLBERS SUPPLY CO.
C. V. PIERSOX, Prcsidcut A. PIERi^OX. Vice-President
V\ iIOki:>^.VLI0 AM3 RFTAII. DICAMOHS IX
BUIT^ D I NG- M AJF KUI
I"i!>rorelt stud I/molj It. Face aad Connuon ItrM-li. 'I ru?<s f'oii 'l'e<'lniieal l'a>n<«< an:! \\ at<Tpro«.lit!;j;. ll>-rih I.alli and I'ortland lenient, li. U. UejMoIds Asphalt Ma(e >hji»;;les, i:iasll<a Slneeo, Hisintprie Stneeo Hoard
General Ollices: :m-:){.)\-M-:)[H] Aiworth r)ui!ding Melrose 2:V2-'2:U
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MIXVESOTV STATK CJ AZE TTEICR—jniJO
BUILDING MATERIAL AND SUPPLIES
iY^SR/llTH COl^PANY
Successors to
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ENTERPRISE BRICK CO.-Ynrds at Wrenshall, Minn. B. MIFFLIX HOOD BRICK CO., Atlanta, Ga. ^ „ • NON-SLIP TILE CO.,. New York
Call on us for Estinudes Plione- Alolroso ■i'^Vi
23 EAST MICHIGAX ST. DULUTH; MINNESOTA
Tfionisoo-Wiiliams Gsinpany
BUILDERS' SUPPLIES
Marble, Terruxo, Tiling- and Composition Floors
Pressed Brick Safety Stair Treads
Cabot's Shingle Stain and IiisuLatiti.t? Quilt. Granolithic Cement Floor Hard- ener. Quickstone Cejiient Accelerator and Watcrprooter (integral). Took Bros. Cement. Faints and AVater Proof- iners. Dumb Waiters, Asjdialt Shingles and Rootings. WRITE FOR PRICES — ESTI^fATl.S >r el rose IJtftS 200 Manhattan -RlilR. DULUTH
CANDY MNFRS.
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CONFECTIONERS Jobbers of HIGH GRADE CANDIES 2G06-2612 W. Michigan Plione: Calumet 1190 DFLITM - - - MINN.
CIGAR MNFRS. AND WHOLESALE
Every Good Smoker Apprec ialns a Cool, Fragrant Cigar That He Can Knioy Up ■ to the Dast Puff THAT JS WHY THi:
ELCORA
Is so popular with partir.-ular pet^trdo. It Is Delicious. Duxui-iou.s and I)ainty. It Is ]\lade Ur'On Honor by Skilled Workmen from the F'est Grade of Havana Leaf ASK vol R l)l:AM:!^
Duluth Cigar Company
Xew Phone M'.i Old Thoop U><U{
lis M est 3lithican St.. Dulolh. .Minn.
Pv. J. \VHITESTI)E. President F. J. BliOWX. Vice-I'resident VK-rulL T^VNIGAN. Secretarv E. H. .MAliSHALL. Treas.-Gen. Mngr.
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Wholesale Johhers of
rs Tobacco Confectionery
Sole Agents APOLLO CHOCOLATES PLANCO SEGARS
^\\•8t Michigan
Street DULUTH.
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COLLECTIONS
IF YOU WANT THE
MEY
send vour
COLLECTIONS
to the
Ql'm? idjastment Co.
-101 Columbia Ihsiidiim
DFLUTn - - .ml\m:sota
Bonded to the Stale of Minne.sota tor
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COLLEGES AND SCHOOLS
Melrose 302
N. A. YOrXG, HOMER B. IIURSM, 1* resident Principal
DuEuth School of
Bosiness
2in.t W. Kiiperior
nri.riii - - - Minnesota
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JACOBSO]X BROTHERS General Contractors and Builders No Building too Laro:e and No Work too Small for Us ESTIMATES FURNISHED Zenith Phono, Grand 738 Duluth Phone, 5911 410-411 Columbia Building DULUTH, MINN.
ij L^kLiytjiW^\«^yy ^^^^ w^^^y • Contractors and Builders
JOBBING A SPECIALTY
Houses Built, Repaired, Raised, Straightened Up, Moved, Reshi«|?led. Chimney Tops Rebuilt. Hardwood Floors. Screens and Storm Sash CONCRETE WORK A SPECIALTY All Kinds of Carpenter Work Done Res.: 4023 McCulloch St^ Shop: 209 Lake Ave. North
LAKESIDE DULUTH, IMLNN.
Lakeside 62GW. Melrose 1753
DULUTH,
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concrete: ly/c-.^
Manufacturers of POLARIS PRODUCTS Concrete Piling, Pipe, Posts, l-^tc. Constructors of CONCRETE and TIMBER Foundations, P>ri(i;Ues and Docks Onicc: 300 Selhvood JUiilding l^lant: oOth Ave. W. and D. M. & N. Ry.
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CONTRACTORS— Continued
A. A. BOD IX V.
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A. BODIX
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All Kinds of Concrete Work, Street
Paving and Concrete Foundations 408 Columbia Bldg. Diiluth, ,Aiinn.
PHlli? F. I![§iei00l
Contractor
908 Torrey Building Diiluth, Minn.
Excavations Foundations Reinforced Concrete
E. H. Whitney, l^res.
Gwirt A. Whitney, Yice-Pres.
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CONTRACTORS
Dock and Bridge Work and General Towing
WRECKING Sand and Gravel on Docks at Duluth, Superior and Ashland MAIN OFFICP:: SUI^ERIOR, WlS.
DAIRY PRODUCTS
A. mi7-B]:r :\rcDOUOA]>T.
J. p. MpDoXAIA). Troa
President -Gen'l Mil
( A VITA r,, .^S.jif, 000.00
Diiliitii Creaniery and Produce
1 j/d
ivramifcicturer.s of
I'l urr\ iiuAXD HI T ri:R
I>eJjli'rs; in Km&w
Ileierence: Nortliern National Bank, Duluth
SrveiJtif Ave. W. and n. R. 8t,
COPPER AND BRASS WORKS
m
iwesiern
Copper and Brass Works
JOSEPH POSCK,
Proprietor.
>Iamifac'lniers of
coniplt'te fuuip- nu'nt.s for BreAV- ti'ies. Creameries, '"onfectioncrs, Dye Hou5-L'S, Hotels and Sug-ar Refin- e)ies.
Also lienlrrs in P.rass and Copper Sliceis, Aii,ul<-'s, liars, liods, 'J'\)ijt s. Pte. J'rass Hand Bails and I'dl- tin^s, C'arbonic (Jas and Aii' K» r.C- niators. Cai!>ona- l"iis, vSoda i''<)iiii- tMin ArMdinn<-<>s, B!')ek Till I'ipL'.
r.H West 'IMiird St. .Vt, rani - :>linn.
MiWLisoTA STATi: €;A/!rrT):i::ii_it>2<) ir
, ^ DANCING ACADEMIES
THE GREATEST LEADING NORTHWEST DANCING SCHOOL
THE SCHOOL WITH THE LARGEST NUMBER OF LADY INSTRUCTORS. ^
26 East Till St., over Tailor Lec, Jackson 1578 St. Paul, Minn,
Private Instruction. Individual Attention.
WE ADVERTISE nothing BUT wliat we HAVE AND DO. SEEING is believing. CALL and CONVINCE yourself.
C0:ME to us. WE guarantee you ^vill LEARN MORE in one LESSON from RUSS than six ELSEWHERE. THE BEST is the CHEAPEST. BE WISh:, COME TO US and LEARN the DIFFERENCE. SAVE TIME and MONEY and get SATISFACTION.
ALL BF.GINNERS TAUGHT in PRIVATE. WHY LEARN of inexperienced INSTRUCTORS? THINK IT OVER. BE SURE. LEARN RIGHT. Daily hours, 10 A. M. lo 10 P. M.
JJECORATORS
J. O. Youn-dahl Phone: Melrose :>}"J8
B. Diers Phone: Meh'ose 73UG
Yoliinffdalii S Piers
Painting, Paper Hanging, Wall Tinting, Graining and Hardwood Finishing- Phone: Melrose 5128 223 W. Second St. ' DULITH : : : : : : : MIXXESOTA
DEPARTMENT STORES
WllLN YOU WANT SOMETHING GOOD
'llilnk of (.llAVS — ft I'avN
"\Vrile — Wire — I'lio;ie or Como to us for Coats, Suits. Pui:>. Millinery. Coi- sc't.s. Under Muslins, r>re'«s Goods. >;ilk.s, Linens, Glovcs, H<^siery, I'n- dorwear. Laees, Krrihrfiide rie.s. Riij- bons. Notions, Shoes. Jewelry, Sta- tionery. Drugs. Siaiiiiuni?. Art Good;-, Hu,t;-s. Dra[«*-rivs. Trunks, I'.air^. Ladies' Honif Jouinal Pat- terns, China. Hou .se- Wares. Dross l•^JrnlS. Children's Wearables, Bahy Specially Sliop.
Our Mail Order Department bas a eood natn-,- tor
Gooi) si:u\ ic ii:
DLLITU. .MINN.
Is always given to all our patrons' desires. When you fail to get wanted service elsewhere you will always find it here.
The disss Olock Store
The Shopping Center of Duluth
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DRUGS— WHOLESALE
p. M. SF.LLV. OOD Vice-J*resi(leiU
G. H. CAPSOX Sec., Treas. cK: Mngr.
Manufacturers and Importers WF C\\\]\\ A I'T'LL IJX1-: ()!• DlU'dS. PATKXT MKIMCIXFS,
niu cic.isrs' srxDUiKS, cigars axd caxdifs
DllLFTIl : : : : MlXXESOTA
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ELECTRICAL APPARATUS
LSTAB1.1;-H!;D 1S99. B. B. downs. Pres
ST, PAUL Electric Co.
WHOLESALE . '
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES
COXSTRUCTfON MA'l LJMALS MACHINERY APPLIANXES
TELEPHONE APPARATUS LIGHT AND POWER PLANTS
145-147 East Fifth Street
ST. PAUL MLNN.
Northwestern Agents for Westinghouhc Electric & Mfg. Co.
( lias. 31. Ahlen Goo. O. Chase
Minneapolis Central Electric Co.
Repairing all Kinds of Electrical Devices New and Second Hand Motors, Generators and Armatures Rewound
220 Third Street South Phone Main 8538 Minncapoiis, Minn.
ELEVATOR IMNFRS.
ManufnctLirtTs of ELEVATORS Passenger Freight
Electric, Steam arid Hand Power Dumb Vvaiters Automatic Doors and Gates Tt:i.i:iMi<).M:s
ZVortlm esterii : Il»vcI•^ it•^v 0^44
Tri-Stalc: '2V2r,.\
G5 E. Water St. St. Paul, Minn.
•Automatic and Half Autoniatic Gates and Dumb "Waiters Electric 3Iotors and Repairing
G-UST. I^A^G-ERQUIST
Manufacturers of
ELE¥ATO RS
Direct and Belted Electric PASSENGER, FREIGHT, POWER, AND HAND POWER 5M-51()-r)18-:)20 North Third Street MIXXh:APOLIS - - - . MINNESOTA
ENGINEERS— CONSULTING
SI I'll : ri«;-T-'a l ;M>inil lijMik Hiiihiiiiu — SA1\'!' IVVt I.
THE MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT OF BUILDINGS, PUliLlC UTHJTY AND INDUSTRIAL PLANTS PAVING \\ ATER SUPPLY Si: WAGE
Iiulii.Ht riril niul I : Jiitl<MM> I :tii-l»K«riiiu. Stv.nn. <:>ts anil llli.tri*- l^^\^c^ rinu(«<. ia«-c(iio M(»f.»r Ai)i.li«-.«li«-iis, lUntii.i; ;iimI \ «ii J i I n « i «> „. Sii u H >: > t.. i». \\n<rr Siip- lily, l-"irr rr<)tr«t ii>:i, l.l«MMri<- t . i :a li t » '» u . I ti mii i n ji t i >»n. I.t*-., I'liins, Sp,><'ifir:i<i«ins. sn p*- r\ istoii Tistx. I i ui.m f <m
YAM ATit txs AXi' 1 : 1 : 1 V ' 1 < ».\ rri-.Lir rTi !>i'i"i i:a:m:im' i,\<;im:i:i{s in si \it'r>ii:Ni"
CoiisuItiiiK' Ilnuiiirt-rs l«i >! in iicsol j« Slnlr lioi»r«l of <'i>iitrol
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ENGKAVERS
MKIJtOSl-: 0200 "The only ilny nntl ui;Al»l iilant iii tlie
UiiliiiliPlioto-Ensravino' Coiiipaiij
It. J). HANDV, 3Iniij«t^cr
Artists En^rravers Electrotvpers DESIGNERS Commercial I'hotog rap hers
Xcws Tribune r>l(lg. Duliilh, Minn.
ENVELOPE ISINFRS.
MA. IX. IT IN A. <0^^
FOR ECONOa-lY AND EFFICIENCY
PUT OX THE POST" AGE WITH A M U L T I P O S T
The onlv one-piece window envelope. If your stationerv'is not nrranged io jit, send two samples of each torni for su.qi^estions as to arrangement and cost of your next siJi)ply to
GEO. A. CLEVELAND
Northwest Sales Kepresentative TRAXSO KXVF.LOPK and MULTIPOST GO'S 314 Pioneer Hldg. (both phones) St. Paul, Minn.
The guaranteed stamp anixer. Sent on 10 (h«ys FRl-i: TRIAL Write foi- it.
FARM LANDS
TO REAL ESTATE ACr'El^rfS.
A large list of the best farms in Minnesota. Liberal commission inchukMl in ])riccs. , , . , . i
If you have prospects for .Minnesota land, either improved or iin- im[)rovcd, describe abtnit what you want and you will hear from mc by return mail. . o v. it v n
Always in llie markrt for large or small tracts in South Dakota, Xorlh Dakota. Minnesota or ^h)n(ana. . i i
Have a few choice income properties for which owners want land and also havo a few clioicc tracts of land for which owners will consider other i)roperties.
-Ti-a-r^^ \r ^ * ^ TT U^^ -tTr-IT- * a > l/!0.t-2 PIONEER BUtLDlN'G
^VII^I^1A?VE I^.CiKI^AiM.), ST. PAUL, - MlNHtSOTA
Menxher: St. Paul lieal ICslate Hoard
Minnesota lUalty Owners & Dealers Association
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FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS— Continued
Enginsers, FeondGi's and lashinists
am: ^lAM rAc ri ui:
STEAIVi and ELECTrliC HOISTS
For Mines and Contractors and Builders
Dump Cars, Cages, Ore Buckets, Derricks, Hand Powers, Sheaves, Churn Drills
POWER TRAXSIMISSIOX
AVe Tnannfacture and carry in ^;tock Shaftinjj:, Couplinsrs. Pulk-ys, I'.oxes. Sprocket A\'ii»_eis. Gearing, Fiic tion Clutciies, iiope Sheaves; in fact, everything- to transn-»it pou-er.
STRUCTURAL STEEL
l^argre and coniplr-te stoclc of Struottiral Sleel always on hand. A\'e design, build and erect steel structures, sucii as ]^>ridges. Duildin.us and Manufaclurins Plants, complete, as well a.s all kinds of structural steel, such as Angles. Beams. Channels, Ilei nforct-n.ent Rurs. Heavy Iron and Steel Dais and Cillets and can make immediate shipment from stock on receipt of order.
Send for Cnlal4);;jie.s Dl LV'l !l. 3!I.\M:S0TA
FRUITS— Vv^HOLESALE
DULUTH, MINN.
I'
"lelesab Fraifs and Pred
We Buy Potatoes and Vegetables
122 West Michigan Street
DULUTII, MINX.
P.efereiices: I-^ir.st Xiitioiinl llrmk Dun or Uiinislri'ct
Wholesale Dealers and Jobbers in Foreij;n and Domestic Fruits
Mch o.sc 2 1 'J
218-220 W. Michigan St.
DnATll, MINN.
WMOLHSALr:
FRUITS and PRODUCE
Cash Buyers of Counlry Produce.
l>istri!)Ut.ors of IJiiioiu>ira I.<m»»»>iis AHa ( rrsJa <)ran;;t's IJI.-u-k I)iuiM«tiid <;ra|>f I'riiit
'•■>!}>;>«ioii H«-l!** ( m ii ( n I«»iip«>.s "DiilV.v'.s" l*«ir«' \|»pl»- ( I'l' T
'•111 I'nniii. lo < iuufs"
"<.'«>lt2 irmUIr" Uriti:v^»-.s
••li.^iil" n<m«l.'d H)i%iiiir« < it;j«r.v lllrhMi-«!s4»n's < riiNli< «l I'luHs
••II<inda.> *' >lar;.;ai iiie
|{o«-k Sprinu I U-\ <• r jt i; t-s
JHi-rJ .Mi.-ciuMfi St. I>fl,l '|-Il. MfN'N.
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I'XTRNITUKE
KslnlilishiMl 1SS4
it St. niul :Jrtl Ave. \V
GOOD
LARGEST CO.MPLKTi: HOME FURNISHERS AT THE HEAD OF THE LAKES Furniture Ceiklinar Ciii-pots and Riiu's Drapery ami Curtains
Upliolstery Othce i'urniture I'roclcery and Lamps .Sewini^ Machines
Trunks, f.air.--, Washini? Maoiiines, Vacunia Cleaners. Suit Cases Stoves and l^anires Kitchen W'aie Cnudoor Furniture Clocks
( ASH uu F.vsv ri:ii>is at thi: nu; srom:
DUIA'TFI :::::::::::: MIXXFSOTA
FUR DEALERS
Don't W ear Old Furs ! .
Let us show you thai it is possible to wear fashionable furs at a small cost. Coats and sets remodeled into the latest styles, so skillfui, like new,
REPAIRING and REMODELING AT HALF TRICE For Distinction
A. SANDLER'S FURS
328 BREMER ARCADE New Garments Made to Order.
Over a quarter of a century of fair dealing- has earned for enviable reputation as
THE OLD RELIABLE FUR HOUSE
E. Sundlwist & Co. inc.
us an
99 East Sixth Street
ST. PAUL, BIINN,
GLASS— PLATE AND WINDOW
C. A. PIFFiCi:, Pr. s. E. J. QL'IGLKV. Vivr-lTfs. and Tr.-a^.
WM. F. HITTRU, Sec-y.
Dulutl! natc S Window li'ass Co., Inc.
Manufaclurcts ;ind .JoMkts <.l IMnti' and >\iiw!o>\ <;l:t.ss, ^lirrors On N A I :_\iA I- and LllAOC!) <=l.\^^
IMalc Class D.-sk anti i-'in-nuur." 'V'^V^ Counter i'ruU'ftoi s, !>isplay .^rar.ds. k.icks. Iicsk and .-vr\-in?4- Trays. I>ill..n lA-nsvs. Win.Lslii.'ld Class, Art Sn;uUs md Canf»pifs. \'it i o-.\Iai ld«: ('I'lmu-r :nid Ttild^- Toi'^. i ;»-s i i v.-r i p ^. W'- np.-i-- att' an up-to-dMt,- J U.-veliiii.: and F<d;-li- in-.r I >»-p:i! tnunt. i'onipleU' Store F'l oiits. i:as\ -Set ^^etaI Store i-'ront ( "onsli udion.
lTL':-L'it-;;i West Superior St.
DCld'lMI. MIN.V.
Established IS^U
ST. GERMAIN BROTHERS
>iA\i iwt ri in:ns i,n<i .ioiihfks
Art \.ea<]i(\ and Cupper Spt Sash Ciass. l-"H'n<d; Mirrors — l;eveh-d arul I'lnin. Framed Niirrors, Meniori.il W'lnd'nvs for Chui-c!;cs an<] Puldie i'.u i 1 d i ii;; s. I>.uL;e Stotl:s of lM;it.-, Window and ! '<-co r a ? --d Chiss Old .Min or.'-- M -Si i v e red . Write us for I'rie. f and l>esi.;ns.
.\<>rl Ii \\ o.si niN( r tixt |(»r.s
A O - E L - I T E
AJ)A>IS AXO i:i.Ti\(; < <>.
I'AIXTS — V.VIiXlSI{i:S — CoLOCKS I>CI.rTll : : : : : Ml.X.X.
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GLASS-PLATE AND WINDOW— Continued
Melrose 338 PicUires KnlargeJ
Ornamental Class for Church and Pvesi- ence. Plate, ^\'in(lo^\' and Leaded Glass, Resilvering- Mirroi's, Picture Frames and Mouldings
Wc also liandle all kinds of Paint, Kal- somine, • Varnish and Brusiies
We lUiy «n<l Sell All Kind.M of Oflicc and Store I'^ixliires
1906 West Superior St. Duluth, I\Iinn.
Plate and Window Glass
Warehouse: St. Paul, Minn.
Mirror IManufacturers
Beveling: and Resilvering
Ninth and Robert Streets
ST. PxVUL, MINN.
GRAIN
ih55MAW EROS. CO.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Hap, Grain, Flour, Feed and • Seed Merchants
3640 West Michigan - - DULUTH, MINN.
Hay Grain Floyr — ^-Feed
STRAIGHT OR MIXED CARS
H . C. M K i N 1 N G _C O .
Phones: Melrose 936 and 957 316 Fidelily Building - - - DULUTH, MIXX.
MIVNKSOTA STATK C AZl^TTEi:R—lf)2n
GRAIN COMMISSION
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MINNEAPOLIS and DULUTH
Ship to
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You Can % Do Better;
You Might Do Worse.
HARDWARE— WHOLESALE
IMPLKMIvXT DKALEHS' SUPPLIES
F()iun:s
BLOWKHS LATIll-:S
'I lllKS HAPvVEY SPRINGS
STEia. AND IRON BARS BLACKSMITHS* ■ SUPPLIES WAGON WOOD WORK
AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLIES
Xorth\ve>i<ern I)istril)iiti)r.s of Detroit StorajLie Batteries
MINNEAPOLIS,
MINN.
HATS, CAPS, ETC.
SMITH & EAGLES
DULUTH, MINN. Manufacturers and Jobbers Men's and Boys' High Class Cloth Headwear Quality, Style and Workmanship
is our motto Prices no hij?her than any other good make UNION LABEL Ask vour dealer.
HEATING AND VENTI- LATING
American Heating Company
Steam and Hot Water Heating and Ventilating, Plumbing and Pipe Cov- ering.
No. 228 VN'est Michigan Street DULUTH : : .MINNESOTA
HIDES— FURS— TALLOW
Te Ee Halford&Co.
DEALEliS IN
liiOts, mi I'looL, wm
2111 W. Michigan Established 1880
DULUl'K
MINN.
.70HX AfACK
JACOB L. MAY
m, w I mm
Dealers in
Hides and Furs, Wool, Tallow, Grease, Pelts, Ginseng- and Seneca Root 90()-9f)2-lK) I Third Sti'crl South IMINXKAUOLIS - jMINNKSOl A
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HIDES— FURS—TALLOW— Continued
For FyRS-HIDES-PELTS
Also Wool, Tallow, Ginseng, Sf neca ; 1
Root, Golden Seal and Bees Wax \
/l^,^^ We pay highest prices. Charge no !
■% conmiission. Send returns same day \
4 gootis received. [
Write for Prices |
McMillan fur & wool co. f
Minneapolis, Minn. • f
HOSPITALS
MOUNDS BOI'LEVAIU) AT SIXTH ST. ST. PAUL. MLNN.
A Modern, Fireproof General Hospital Owned ajid Operated hv the NORTHWESTERN LUTHERAN HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION
: Hospital Telephones:
Dial, 77336 ]\Ianiial, Tower 5000
BOAHD OP DIRECTOllS:
\Vin. Poppenbei'^^er - l're:sideMt F. H. Joesting- John T. I^'uhrinann
Fred H. Danner - Vic-e- President Rev. A. C. Haase Theo. Kuhn
.1. \V. M. Pipkoin - - - Secretarv Rev. F. Oljerschulte Wm. Sas
H. A. Kottke - - - - TieasureV B. C. H. Gerber Chas. A. Brose
Dr. F. J. Plondke - Medical Diiector •
H. G. Pliefke - Financial Secretarv SUrERIXTKXDKXT OF HOSPITAL Rev. W. G. Bcrnreuther - Field Sec. Miss Ma^?:dalena M. Ran, R. N".
Duliitli Hosoita
Cahiniot 131
Dr. David Graham, Proprietor
Dr. R. D. Graham, Secrelary 301 North Central Avenue
HOTEL SUPPLIES
LINEN & COTT02S[ GOOD J"
MI-:i.R( ).si: 1,-n-
22(S l-a.st First St. DLLlTIf, MINX
2« MINWESOT.V STATU G AZiyr TKKR_in20
HOTELS
EUROPEAN PLAN
DULUTH'S LARGEST AND BEST HOTEL
More than ?100,000 recently expended on improvements. 250 rooms. 125 pri- vate baths, 60 sample rooms. Every modern convenience; luxurious and delightful restaurants. Flemish Iloom, Palm Room, Lunch Room and Cafeteria. A cuisine of acknowledged excellence. Magnificent lobby and public rooms; ballroom, banquet rooms and private dining- rooms, sun parlor and observatory. Located in heart of business section but overlooking the harbor and Lalce Superior. Convenient to everything.
OXE OF Tin: GRKAT IIOTKI.S OF THE NORTHWEST
NKWCOMB HOTEL CO. Dulnfh ^liimesota
HOTEL METROPOLE
101-109 Lake Ave. So, DULUTH, MINN, John F. Kreiizberger, Propr. AiMERICAN and EUROPEAN PL.VN CAFE IN CONNECTION Convenient to Shopping District Strictly Modern Rates: $1.00 to $2.00 per day
Tlie Miller Hotel
DULUTll, MINX.
Running walt-r in all rooms Rates: $1.00, $1.50, S2.00 NORA McT.SAAC, J. A. McISAAC, Vvoi). ^r^r. Xoiiliwcstern Phone: Melrose 72.S7
ictoi
^\\Ht Fir.st .'"it.
(Over Henricksen's Je-vvelry Store) CO.>l I'Liyi EF.V . HEXOV ATEU
I \ nr:ii m av an a(^e>ii:\ r
Hot nnd Cold KimninK ^V;lter in l-:very }{oom. Jj:'i-y,(\ ."-^uiiny Apartineiits for .Small l''a mil it'S
RK.\s()\^\ i?Li<: ii.v'i'i':^
lUxMit.H l».v Day or Week
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HOTELS— Continued
/-ffff European Plan Excellent Cuisine
m
200 Rooms Efficient Service
el St. loiiis
DULUTH, MINNESOTA
Famous Rose Garden
New Coffee Room
MODERATE RATES Rooms \vilh bath, from $2.50 Rooms without bath, from 81.50 E. R. Ribenack, ^Ingr.
INKS
BLACK AND COLORED INKS Shades and Grades as Required
QUALITY ■ SERVICE
Fine Halftone Blacks Quick Setting Clean Working TINTS OUR SPECIALTY
ST. PAUL, MINN. "Tlte Ink House of the Northwest"
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HOTELS— Continued
St. Paul's Popular Priced Hostelry now under the management of HEXRY L. STEWART, formerly witli The Waldorf Astoria Hotel, New York City for
fourteen years
Hot an({ CA)]d Running Water in ail rooms Large Number with Bath Being redecorated and furnished Local and Long Distance 'J'ele- I)hone Service.
EUROl^ICAX I'LAX 200 Modern liooms
RATES:
Pioonis ^vith running water — SLOO, •SL25 and sL50.
Rooms with hatli — sLoO up.
Samide rooms — ^2AH) up.
Modeiale priced cafe and coffee shop in connection.
THIRD AND JACKSON STREETS
One Block from Linon Depot A REAL nOTEL FOR TOE TRAVELLXG PUBLIC Look foi- Large l-declric Sign as Vou Leave tlie I)ei)ot
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INSURANCE
THE HOOD AGENCY Inc.
Representing
Tlic Ocean Accident c'v: Gunranlcc Corporation, Limited St. Paul Fire cS: ISlarine Insurance Co. Union Assiu-ance Sociely, Limited • Queen Insurance Company of America Royal Exchange Assurance Niagara Fire Insurance Co.
Distr}<'t VfitMits
National SKkO"^ Qompamj
Wo ^\■l•ito AVorkmeu's Conipensa tion, Employers'. PuV)lic, General, Elevator, Aut<->iJiobilG and Teams Li;i bility. Ilesirlonce and Mank l>ur^Iary, Steam Boiler. Accident. Health. Fire and Tornado Insuiance, PMdelity, Surety, Contractors' arid J'>cposit"ry Bond.-;
Write Us For Rates and Sample Policies Before Placing Your Insurance
Agents Wanted
SECOND FLOOPv, PHOEMX BUILDING MINNEAPOLIS ::::::::: MINNESOTA
(itMieral Aj;oiit.*< Xorlliern ^Miinit'soia ami \\ i.sc'onsiu
A E T N A
Life Insurance Companj' Casualty & Surety Company Automobile Insurance Company All P^orins of Insurance and Bond.s The Bii.sine.ss of Agents, Brokers and
Clients expertly handled 500-501 Ahvorth Building
DULUTH, MINN.
IRON WORKS ~~
Zeiiitli Iron Works
1920 West Superior Street
Maehine repair work of every de- s(Mij)lion. Making of aulo parts a specialty. Lawn mowers repaired ;ind sharjjciied. Steam shove! and hjcomotive work.
Out-of-To\vn Work Solicited Shop phone: Lincoln 910 Nighl call: Calumet LSSIW
ICE CREAM CONES
DianiondCone Company
Manufacturers of DIAMOND ICE CREAM CONES
J. H. DICKHUDT, Proprietor .568 Burgess St. St. Paul, Minn.
Tel. Auto 81167
~"3^^7iLERS~ ~
lleiirickseii Jewelers
DIAMONDS Makers of Fine Jewelry 321 West First
Under X'ictor Hot<d
DULtTll - - - MINN.
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TiiESAmAiiiEriea. IIIAMO.NDS JEWELRY SILVERWARE THE LEADING JEWELRY HOUSE IN THIS SECTION Complete Optical Department Agents for the ^K\V KUISOX 1*110 VOftllAPIl Corner Lake Ave. and Superior St. Virginia DULUTH Ely, IVIinn. |
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People's (New) Telephone: Og-den 82'.) Wiscon.sin (Old) 'Phone: Broad 401-M SOPESIOIl Pi!PE8 SlOCii I80i S Hi CO. I. Shapiro, I'rop rietor Wholesale and Retail Dealers in ALE KINDS OF WASTE MATERIALS Ser:»i» Iron, Riilibor, UraKs, Copper, it«ji;s, iJnrrels uml Mottles ALL JvIXDS OF WASTE PAPEH Office & Warehouse: 201-211 Banks Av. SUPERIOR - - - - WIS. |
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309/2 Jackson Street
Successor to THOMAS E. SIMPJ
CHOICE IMPROVED FARMS PRAIRIE and TIMBER LANDS
MY SPECIALTIES: ^ To sell first-class Farming Lands to actual o settlers at Bottom Prices and Easy Terms.
' To select Gilt Edge Investments for my Clients in fine Farming Lands that will double in price within the next few years, i To place the Investor's money at good rates of interest in First Mortgage Loans on Min- nesota Farm Lands.
AVrite or call on me for list of Investments, Lands, Prices, and a fine map of Minnesota. Agents' Co-operation Solicited Telephone Cedar 2008
ST. PAUL, MINN.
(Op})osi(:e Merchants Hotel)
LAW BLANK PUBLISHERS
iiltir S. i88tiri~lQii
Tovv-nship and Law Blank Publishers 3rd Floor, 17 South Sixrh Si.
MINNEAPOLIS. rvIINN. MINNESOTA Township Blanks, Jus- tice Court Blanks. District Court Blanks, Conveyancers' Blanks, Jus- tice's Manual, Tov/nship :Manual, Vil- lage Manual, Constable Manual, No- tary's Manual.
NORTH DAKOTA Township Blanks, Conveyancers' Blanks, Township ^.lan- ual.
Catalogue Sent Free on Application
LEATHER AND SHOE STORE SUPPLIES
X. W. Main OS.54 Teleuhones Auto. 37854
C. F. Albfjeclit Conipaiiy
LEATHER and SHOE STORE SUPPLIES
319 FIRST AVENUE NORTH MIXXEAPOLIS - MIXNESOTA
LINOTYPE COMPOSITION
II. F. COLWELL
W. H. HUF.LSTER
Colwell Coiiipositidn Company
LINOTYPE COMPOSITION
Leads - — Slugs Rule
141 East Fifth St. — :— Scvcnlh Floor - -:— St. Paul, Minn-
>!1\m:s<)ta ST ATI : <^\/.irrTi:i:t{.
LUMBER MmmS. AND DEALERS
axier aash & Door C
WHOLESALE ALVXUFACTURERS
DOORS, SASH, FRAMES and Mouldiii«:s
Lumber, Lath and Shingles HARDWOOD LNTERIOR FINISH
PHONE MELROSE 1360
1610 West Michigan Street
DULUTH
MINX.
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Manufacturers, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
LUMBER, LATH AND SHINGLES
FIR TIMBERS AND MAPLE FLOORING ^11 LL STUFF SA\VJ-:i) TO OPJJKR ON SliORT NOTICE Olficp and Yard: 3:.U lo ;Uj4 Garfiold Ave. - - - DLLFTU, MINN.
LUMBER xMNFRS. AND DEALERS— Continued
iiraiT
Manufacturers anrl Jobber;^
LUMBER, SASH AND DOOR Mouldings, Maple Flooring, Pine and Hard Wood Finish
Office Fixtures and Stair Work Estimates Cheerfully Furnished Diilulli : : : : : : : : : MinncsoUi
. LUMBER, FLOORING, SHLNGLES
MANUFACTURER OF
Sash, Doors, Mouldings, Office and Bank Fixtures and
Interior Finish
Estimates Furnished Upon Application FACTORY, OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE ^ 00?5^
59th Avenue AVest and [Main Street » -A-^^OD
wp:st duluth. mixx.
High Grade Interior Finish Send Us Your Plans for Estimates
HEAVY TIMBERS AND LONG JOISTS IN FIR AND OAK
oooriiii
800 GAP.FIKLD AVKXUl
imber
oMpaiiy
Dl'!.ri H. MIXX.
St. I';ui! ^ sird
Houth I'^iankliii
and (Ml est nut IMiOXKS ("odar
-Vutoinatii- i' 1 Jo*!
S<». St. I'atil \nvil
llT) So. I'oncMnd St. rj IONICS
LUi\lBEK and MILL WORK
Oak, Birch. Fir, Yelicw Pine Finish Sash, Doors. Frames, Cabinets, Etc. HARDWOOD FLOORING l.m-al Shipments and Car Lots
Osgood & Blodgetl Mf'g Co.
Duluth Ave. near East Seventh St. ST. PAUL, MINN.
Sash, Doors and Interior Finisli Hardwood Lumber and Floor- ing of All Kinds PACKING BOXES
SptM-iaK > of IluHor tiiiii I'onltr.v l{o.vi->
wKiTi-: fs Foii t'Uici:s
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MACHINERY
ilUilUiy
Designers and Builders of Special Machinery Die and Tool Makers Models Metal Speciallies Made on Contract 313 3rd Ave. So. IMiimeapolis, ]\liim.
PHONES: X. W. Dinsinoro 0290 Automatic 41o2G
BUY AM> SELL
Contracting, Quarrying- and
Mill ^VTach.inery Construction Kquipment Kngines, Boiltis and Pumps Iron INlerchants, Wreckers
. Manufacturers Supply Company
OFFICE AND WAREHOUSES 2323-2407 University Ave. S. E. Minneapolis - - - - Minn.
W O O L E R ^
LIGHT V^EIGHT. HIGH POWER ENGINES
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John M. Ford, ^Manager
Equity Co- Operative Packing Co.
COMMISSION PRODUCE
Wholesale Dealers in
Fresh Meats and Provisions
208 WEST :\IICHIGAN Duluth Minn.
MINEvS AND MINLXG
A
MINING CO.
Producer and Shipper of
Desirable Slanganiferous ORES
410 i^Janliattan Bldg.
DULUTH .... MINN.
ClElIil I pllll I CO.
Miners and Shippers of
Lake Superior
IRON ORES
Alworth Bldg. DULUTH, JIINN,
MIKING ENGINEERS
!dwin James Solliii
MINING ENGINEER and MINING GEOLOGIST
Reports on MINES and MINERAL PROPERTIES
MINE MANAGEMENT
lOOS-1009 Torrey Eldg., Duluth, Minn.
NEWSPAPERS
Fiiioisli Daily Piibiisliiiig Co,
31 E. Michigan St., Duluth, Minn.
PUBLISHER OF
PAIVALEHTI (Finnish Daily) Circulation 8,000 Covers Whole State
CARL H. SALMINEN, Genera! Manager
officeTstoreT^^^
Manufacturer of
OFFICE, STORE BA>JK and SALOON FIXTURES
Phone Tri-State 4146S j- MOO Vim liuicn
MlNNHAl'OI-lS, IMINX.
PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES
THE lELiEHS-BME OOiPilY
Jobbers and Dealers in Hig:hest Grade l^aints and Varnishes WATERPROOFINGS Protective Coatings for Steel and Iron, Cement Floor llard- ener and Biiildin<4: Specialties
-106-7-S Torrey Building . Phone: Melrose 314 Duluth, Minn.
UFj^I ya'iJiJ HL'll W.
Merchants Manufacturers Distributors
Paints, Oils, Varnishes Brushes
OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE 724 Fourth St. So., :Minneapolis, :Minn.
PAPER— WHOLESALE
Biiktli Paper & Statioaery Co.
WHOLESALE
PAPER, STATIONERY AND NOTIONS OFFICE AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES Complete Line of Building and Roofing Papers
Toilet Papers and Paper Towels "THE L1<:AI)ING HOUSE"
18-20 W. Mkliiaan Stivel - - - DULUTH
A Right
For
Everi) Purpose
RIGHT IN QUALITY, PRICE AND SERVICE
MINNEAPOLIS PAPER CO.
PAPER HEADQUARTERS OF THE NORTHWEST
MIXXKAPOLIS
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Paper and Supplies for Grocers, Butchers, Drug Stores and Manufacturers
We are at your ser\'ice for anything you may need in
our line ~
PAPER PRODUCTS, ETC.
Tnfori>«»raf f<l
MANUFACTURERS OF
PAPER BOXES FOLDING BOXES
DRUGGISTS' BOXES AND LABELS Printers and Lithographers Sainl Paul - - - - Minnesota
Diiliitli Faoer Box Co.
PFTFP. J. VAX VJCls', Manaser >Iainifji<'tiirers of
Paper Boxes and
Folding Boxes
When in the market for anything in tlie lino of paper boxes — any doscri];- lion— wrile tor prices, l^ronipt re!)!ies
122-124 West Second Street
DULUTH, MINN.
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PAPER PRODUCTS, ETC.— Continued
IT PAYS
TO SAVE
and Sell it to
lie f aR8r
Paper Produets Sliippifig Cases
Paper Boxes FoidiiigCartoiis
Dry Felt
401 I'^AIN ST. 14, E.
IVIIMNEAPOLIS
PATTERN AND MODEL MAKERS
Bell Phone Melro;se .TT.rJl
AL, FALK
Diiliitli Pattern lS: Model Works
Patterns of All Descriptions
Dredging Mining Mill Farm Machinery, Etc.
Nothing Too Lai-ge or Too Difficult
For Us to Handle BEST EQUIPPED JOB SHOP iN THE NORTHWEST 1629-31 West Superior Srreet DULUTH - - - MINNESOTA
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PETROLEUM PRODUCTS
GASOLINE KEROSENE LUBRICATING OILS
Selling to Oil Jobbers Exclusively
§M jfT^^ r p"^ P'-a rr^^
MINNEAPOLIS and CHICAGO
WOOD and DENATURED ALCOHOL
TURPENTINE ROSIN GLUE
WOOD JACKETJCD CANS
3H\XESOT.\ ST VTi: G A ZF/rTKEK_-l!(-<J
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PHONOGRAPHS AND VICTROLAS
Wholesale Only IVllNNEAPOLiS, r^lINN
PIANOS AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
Boston
\4iisic Co
Carry the well known Pianos — A. B. Chase, Baldwin, Hamilton, Hallet and Davis, Adam Schaaf, Schaff Brothers — Victrolas — Band Instruments— Sheet Music —Etc.
18 Lake Avenue North - - - DULUTH, MINN.
PIPE COVERING
lllCliyPlPECOffilliilSGO.
G. A. MacARTHUR, Manager .
Manufacturers of ASBESTOS PIPE COVERINGS
S>veal Plain l*r<»of Materi Asbest
N. W.
23S7
I rot aiul Cold AVatcr, Anti- aiid Zero Covorinas, Asbestos, an«T Corrugated Paper, Fire lloar<l and other Insulatiuf^ al
OS Cement and Doiler Covering- Telephones
^ridway 5400 Automatic S1G17 lANK OF ASni:S'i'OS GOODS CAIiHIFI) IX STOCK
Hampden Ave., St. Paul, ]SIinn.
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PLUMBING SUPPLIES
DULUTH PLUMBING SUPPLIES CO.
FIRST COST-LASJ COST
PLUMBING AND HEATING GOODS
KOHLER Enamel Ware REPUBLIC Brass Goods MADDOCK'S Vitreous Ware HARPER Hot Water and Steam Boilers
CAPITOL Hot Water and Steam ' " Boilers
DU PLUSCO Pipeless Furnaces OULUTM PLUMQING SUPPLIES CC MINNESOTA and U. S. Radiators
pi [QII/VIvlTY PLUS SERVrCBj ll
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PLUMBING SUPPLIES-Co^^^^^^ _
Central Supply Company
MANUFACTURERS AND JOBBERS
Plumbing, Heating, Engineers' . and Mill Supplies Ideal Standard Boilers, Warm Air Furnaces, Water Supply Systems, Pumps, Transmission, Leather and Canvas Belting, Pulleys, Hang:ers, Shafting, Hose, Pipe, Valves, Fittings, Tools
312-14-16 South 3rd Street - - MINNEAPOLIS, MINN.
IRON PIPE, FITTINGS AND VALVES PLUMBING SUPPLIES
IRON AND WOOD PUMPS THRESHERS' SUPPLIES
NORTHWESTERN AGENTS FOR ARCO HEATING BOILERS 400-'?08 Thii'd Avenue North : ; : : : Minneapolis. Minn.
PRINTERS -— —
BANK AND OFFICE FURNITURE
ST. PAUL, MINN
^'St4indard" Desks and OOice Furniture; & E" Filino Devices; '*G-F'' ALLSTEEL Filing Equipment, Steel S^fes, Vauli and Merchandise Shelving;, Stationary, Litho.uraphy, Printing-, Loose Leaves and l^inders, iilank l^ooks. Embossing Copper IMate Engravin<>.
HANK FIXTURES FOR NEW OR REMODELED HANKS
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Levine Brothers Coinpany WHOLESALE PRODUCE CASH BUYERS POULTRY, VEAL, BUTTER, PAY FnPQ Fi?T7n r'ni?i7"iT? iii^i, Jiiijrijo rli(iifii, v_/rlil(rv;Mi*, LIVE STOCK, POTATOES 106 West Michigan Street DULUTH - . - . MLXX. |
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DO YOU WANT TO— SELL RENT EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE FARM LANDS? See William L. Tiilldiic) Mrlro.-^c »lii7 i;Pi W'c.-^t Snj).-i ioi- St red (Cr.iuiid Fioc.i- Spalding llol'd) |
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REAL ESTATE AND LANDS— Continued
Local and Long' Distance
Telephones: ^ 213-214-215
Melrose 1920 1% r» u-
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Long Distance ^'"'^ "^-^-^ '^'^ ^ <^
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REAL ESTATE - V T^WtORTGAGL LOANS
Correspondence Solicited M)ULUTHh ^yWlNN.
BUY, SELL AND EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE, MAKE LOANS, WRITE INSURANCE. PROFITABLE IN- VESTMENTS A SPECIALTY
225-226 Fargusson Bidcj., Superior St. at Fourth Ave. W. DULUTII, MINN.
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WEST oiLoiii mm co.
REALTORS
J. A. FORSilAX, .\ranager
Farms and Farm Lands City Property Rentals and Insurance Mortgage Loans Home Builders Property Managers
5410 Ramsey St. - Duliith, Minn. Calumet IGl-W
City Property Farm Lands Rentals Insurance and Loans
Xolary Public itii<l Conveyancing'
T. S. S15S1
X. W. Midway 2523
The Hamline Twin City Real Estate Company PINE COUNTY LANDS
We Specialize in the Sale. Rental and
Cai-e of IVIidway ProppTtv W. G. KIXGSFORD, ilanacjer Kfsidence; 24:J4 Cv)rnu Avenue West Ilesidence Phone: T. S. 82772
Snellingr and University Avenues SAIVT PAUL : : : : : MINX.
RUBBER GOODS
THE LOGICAL PLACE TO BUY YOUR KEDS
:\ FELT SHOES and
\ SLH^PERS f RAYNSTER and
/ WORK CLOTHING
DRUG SUNDRIES
UE-JfTED STATES eiJBBER COMPMIY
ST. PAUL BRANCH
' "safe, ..gun and^lock experts" "
ULUTH
SAUL SANDER, Proprietor
WE REPAIR GUNS, LOCKS, SAFES WE MAKE KEYS TO ORDER
IIICVC I.F.S. Al io SI PPI.IKS AM) S1H)RTIXG GOODS AI.I. WORK WAiJIlANTBD PRICKS llKASOXAIiLK
^\'ork; from a Distance will lie Repaired and Re-shipped at Onee
IS EAST SC'PEPJOR STREET Phone: Melrose 39G!>
DULUTH :::::::: MINNESOTA
SASH, DOORS, ETC,
IfOKSOM BUGS. MFG. CO.
SASH DOORS FINE INTERIOR FINISH
ALL KINDS OF HARDWOOD WORK A SPECIALTY
ESTLMATES CHEERFULLY FURNISHED Send in Plans, Specifications and Details Ollicc and Factory: 1713-1719 Soiilii Scvcnlh Slrocl MINNEAPOLIS ::'::::: MlNNl^SOTA
SASH, DOORS, ETC.
A. T. IlVDKI.l.. I'ros. rik] Tvf.:s
M. (H'Al-VSTIL' >.M. Sec.
Nortli Side Sasli k Door Co.
;\J:iiHsfa«'liircr!s of
Sash, Doors, Frames,
Interior Finish, Etc.
()FI'r( ll AM) 1 .V( rOK\
2.'!00-2;-.L'S Seruiid Slri-et XorOi Plionos: N. Ilyland 2L':t; T. S. 4(,:;.S4
Minneapolis : : : Minnesota
NORTHERN SCRAP IRON 8i METAL CO.
DEALICHS AND BROKERS iX
IRON and STEEL
Mixed Iron in Carlots a Specialty OFFICE AXD YARDS Eighth Ave. West and Railroad Si. DULUTH - - - " - MTXN. J'lfO.M]: .Alelrose J2;j«>
lies! End Serap iron & ieta! Co.
.]OS. DAA'J.^, Proprietor W'hoIesaU- DeaU'rs iti
SCRAP IRON METALS HIDES FURS and TALLOW
1910-1928 West Michigan DULUTH, - _ _ MINN.
SCRAP IRON, METAL, ETC.
siiisraliTipW" im CO,
IRON and STEEL SCRAP
Mixed Scrap Iron in Car Lots a Specialty.
Office and Yards. 2222-24 \V. Michigan
DULUTH - . - . MINX.
Mmmm m s mn go
We Handle a Full Line of
liiirlap
[lap
Foi- All I'll r post's
ALSO IX THE MARKET FOR
Srrai) Iron Mcu'ils
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HinES
OlFice and Ware-
housr .iHi So. Ist Vv. K. LULl'TH, mixx.
Broad 02 Oj^den &2
ami Disiiiaiitliiiji- BOILERS BRIDGES PLANTS
mim m s lit co.
SIMOX KAROX, Fropr. JIJOX >IJ</rALS .JLWIv HAuiu:i,s
Sixth Street and Banl<s Avenue SUPERIOR - - - . WIS.
SHEET METAL WORK
I'HOXE: Calumet
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TIN, SHEET IRON AND COPPER W^ORK
Roofing, Cornice. Skylights, Steel Ceilings, Smoke Stacks, Gutters, Spouting and Warm Air Furnaces JOBBING AND REPAIRING Shop .'')r>20 rirand A\ enno \VEST DULT'^ril - - MIXX.
FIFiEFKOOF WINDOWS AND DOORS
Bearing Underwriters' Label of Approval
Manufacturers of
SKYLIGHTS, VENTILATORS AND ARCHITECTURAL SHEET METAL WORK
CATALOG Ul'OX RIOQUIOST
Sircnirl Bros. Ro()l"iii,i^- Cornice To.
MitUK-.cpoli.s . - - - Minn.
m:s«) T V STATIC G \7A: i i i:r.n — nrju
SHEET METAL PRODUCTS
The Berger Mannfactiiring Company
Broadway and Ulysses MINNEAPOLIS, MINN.
BEP.LOY
Galvanized Corrugated Culverts — Metal Ceilings— Metal Roofings
and Sidings — Galvanized Sheets — Sheet Metal Building Specialties
Pressed Steel Joists for Floor and Roof Construction — Metai Lath
Steel Lockers — Steel Filing Devices and Office Furniture — Steel Bins and Shelving — Tire Racks
SIDEYv^ALK GLASS, ETC.
Mnrclit(>Si<le\va]]; Coiistniciion Co.
Tonlh H<)ht.'rt
St. I'aul - .Minn. Can .shi]:^ iii .'Jlabs or knocked d"V.n nuiterial. consi'-t- ing of Gal\'anized Steel Interlockiiis,- Systeni. Hea\-ily I leiniorct-d with J'Uiin or Pri.'^m Tile Glas.s.
L. A. HIPPACH, PjesideiU IL E. JAMES. \'.-Pre.s. i*t Treas.
SOFT DRINKS
DRINK
IT'S ALWAYS GOOD THE FrrGER CO. DULUTH
STAMPS AND STENCILS
E>t;ib!i>liiMi 1S7U 0!G'->i in tlie Ni>rth\vest
©T STAMP WORK©
E. SI. :MF:i.LGREX. :\tgr. Rubber Stamps, Steel Stamps, Seals, Stencils, Trade Checks, Brass Dies, Etc. Dog Tags and City License Tags 74 E. 5th St. St. Paul - Minn.
STEAMSHIP AGENTS
si[Mfflip mil im
102 Manhattan BIdg., Duiuth, Minn.
Resident Passenger xlgent for all
Tninsallaiilic and Pacific Lines
FREIGHT FORWA.RDERS Money :\lai]ed and Cabled to All Parts
of the Woiid Bagqaae Insurance Tourists' Tours
AGEMCY
Finnish Steamship Agents and Foreign Exchange Bankers
( Hays Block ) r.O EAST SI'B!':PiIOPv ST. niilulh : : : : : Minn.
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SURGICAL ELASTIC HOSIERY
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Knee Caps, Belts, Etc,
i Service Ouality
Telephone Auto. 23927
Rooms 405-406 Travelers Bldg. 379 Jackson St. St. Paul, Minn
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THE WORLDS GEEATEST SYRUP
The bi Cabin Products Co.
ST. PAUIL.
TAX-SERVICE BUREAUS
SMOTSnEilEBiHO
Superior, Wis, Washington, D. C. Duluth, Minn,
The Dis-'overy of (Jvcii.ii vuiCD ts of FtMltT.il Taxes, ami collection <<f tlic idi-iti-s St-curcd tlit'i'eoi!, xiiulLri.ik'Ti Experienced Accounting and Legal Service furnished in all matters affecting contested taxes
THOS. G. ALVORD, Manager
PUBLIC AITDITOR and TAX EXPEET Board of Trade IkiiUUr.p Snjiorior, Wis.
JOHX WAI^SIT, ESQ., ('uun.xrllor iit Law, and Stall" Kcproseiitiitivis Icl'ure 1 •I'partincnts Soiitiieni P.nildin^, Wjisliintrtin, D. C. C. J. ZACIIOW. Mininu' nri.t (i.ncral Corporation A("-coun tant — Chief Kvaniint r
Sclhvoud TSuilili'u'. Dnlnth, Minn.
TEACHERS^ AGENCIES The J. D. ENGLE Teachers' Agency
J. D. ENGLE, Manager A TEACHERS' SUPPLY STATION
FOR THE NORTHWEST V/rite Us When Looking for Teachers
25 YEARS IN THE BUSLXESS Address 41 4 Tribune Annex Minneapolis, Minn. Phones: Main 2015; Dinsmore 0221; Automatic 32077
TENTS, AWNINGS, ETC.
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ALVE,Sr)?>f BROS., Proprietors If^lO W. Superior St.. DULUTPI, MINN.
>lai!«f:!«*f EnrorK of ^vl TO TOPS, Ti:XTS, AWMNGS, PACK V. \( KS. IlOilSF. AXS> WAGO.\ COMOIl.S AM) STACK CO\ KRS
Al! >^ork Gnarnnteoil ( )iir-of-Town Work, Awnings an<l Tont^ Our Specially. Give us size and (juality desiied and we will quote the price by return mail. Ei.^-lit Tents fur Suortsnien ;ind Cruisers a Speeiulty. ■ ' SEND FOM CATAEOGtTE
C)ur Tents are AX'att-r.nroof Plt«>n<>: Liiuolsi \W
TRUNKS, BAGS. ETC.
Everything in Traveling Equipment
TRUNKS, BAGS AND SUIT CASES SUITABLE
for everj- trip LEATHER NOVELTIES
TRAVELING ACCESSORIES
DULUTH TRUNK COTVIPANY
214 WEST SUPERIOR ST. IN oi H MOW iioin: i FiFn,!; noons io\sr i^v oi,j> i.o< A'ri<»\
VIOLIN MAKERS
X. W. Nicollet 4r.7fi
COB 0. LIINDH
^rAivint OF
HIGH GRADE VIOLINS
Meyers Are.-.de
MVNNlLM'OrJS
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Mi\xr:soT\ STATIC c Azrrrrp.Ru— 11)20
WELDING
Heavy Tvlachinery, Boiler, Hull, Dock, Elevator, Mine, Railway and Saw Mill Repairs — Automobiles, Crank Cases, Cylinders, Frames and Parts, Carbon Burning
DULUTH WELDING V/ORKS
325 East Superior St. Melrose 8S
H. C. CARBY, Propr.
WIND x^HLLS, PUMPS, ETC.
V. Ij. A'SY)YIVAY, f'f>:si.]f nt
B. O. AXl)Rl.:w. Vicr-PrePident C. S. COOIjKY. 'J^n-:isurc-r
1). OSi;ulL\-l':, Secrctai'y ESTAULTSIIEl) 1SS5
oypliK liioFiiyflii CO,
Superior, Wisconsin, U. S. A. . Manufacturers of ^YiIM^ llills 3'iiiiiiis Tanks C^yliisdors HcaJin;?; HoUrrs I'hiiubers' Siipplit-s
Jobbers of Gas I^u£ii)ps Far>!. Power KqiiipnieiU
^\a<er and lii^biin;;- Syslcins Pinirsbifi;;-, IJeatini; aa<l \\ ell SupplipM
ffumieg Fiitarcs ef S'lsraeter For Ewery Purpose
ljk->'..-j'cci at our Up To n i-,i".i>' Rc-.i.-ns, S>7 Vitsi t-o.nih Sl.i?:'t Plumh'mgf Heatingy Water System and Engirraers^ Siupplies.
REAL ESTATE, CITY AMD ¥AUm LMiBS
Improved and Wild Lands Real Estate I^oiigiit and Sold Prompt rUortj^a^^e Loans
lM\()lM^:riTY CARKl) FOR AN]) ]u:ntal agi^:xts FIRE AND TORNADO INSURANCE
PHONES— Automatic, 77069; Northv^estern, Bomont 986 871) PAYNIC AN'KNITK ST. VA\U., MINN.
Established in 1870
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ISSUED EVERY EVEN YEAR BY
R. L. PQLK & GO.
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OUilTH Fl^>OR EXDICOTT UT't r j .t::(^ ,
sr. PAUL," :\MXN.
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rHNNE \i^OLlS, MINN.
biishers of dazctlecrs of A!\-k:i. Or<'i.ro.t, V>'r.s hi niacin, X't-vud i, Lialio, Ul:ih,
JVhnvaiv. Maryland, \Vr;.i ^"ir-it::;l, Ti'xas. Oklahoma, Ar'iaiisas. Arizon:: nut! Ni:'.v Mcxi'-o, etc.
INTRODUCTION
T)ii:- is the twciity-^w.oond biennial (^dition of th*^ Minnesota Gazetteer, boliv t }■,'.,' iorty-foiirih y(:u.v of its pub? i. cat ion. It is the b-st known r/ork of refor.-n' •• ir 'Vt- norihv t-si ;:nd is most ^-.ontTally used and widely circulatf^u. N'o !■ :tiou ^0 svearly facilitates ihc exehanKe and sale of rity
and cok: 'Uicis because it is used alike by residents of citv, viilajxe
;!nd coi;
Ft ]:;.-. (.'fore i.K-en bound in one huge volinne incbading the st.y-ies
of Minnesota, No? ih f-nd Sou lb ikikota and Montana, but the population and iwisiuess of the great oiA]):ve ^\hich ii serves has grown lo such an c\U'rA. as to icn^ies- it ininossibit; to continue to place this vast fund of informaiioD m ^f-luiue, a'-ul the work in the futuj'e wili be bound in four separate and disiinci vohimt-s. ' ^.k-rh state will be taken up in order and published n■^ soon as a thorouu;) , ass can be made for information and the data c<.)Uipi!'''d and la'int'd.
TluT- are many a.iv.j n'.anres to be gained by having the work bound in four vo;uL!3t;s. The suv-.i>-^r volumes will be iotinitely n:.o)-o convenient for quick access and rci'eV'. nee. Instead of holding the v.- hole of the informa- tion until the last is coiupicted, each volume will be delivered while the information is new and up-to date.
The task of gatheriu:^- information for these four northwestern states, coverinc, j^n area of 1,-' --^s from east ro west, and 400 miles from i:ortIi !o s(..u i h is ono so h i ■ v in its nature as to make it almost impossible to coniiilb/. and pi'ini ■ j?v,;ormation while it is new, but in placing it in four xolumes the infunnation for each wili be fresh and up-to-date when d<d!v« r-e'.
T::o :\'): i jiwesurn Gazetteer is so well known and so highly appreciated riial if i;:,s i.i-vn quite a pi'oblem to kiiow hov\' to continue the work so it may <'over tiiis norrlnvesi trade center as it ]u;s always done, and to bind it in four voiuu)es b.as happily solved the question.
Novv every pati-on ma.v continue tlie vvhole or he may order one state or tu'o or three, as he piea.-fs. He may use one of the volumes to .his ov^'n- a<!v;. ■ -A itiu)u.t in' fuT ruing: in any resjject with the advantages he has aiv. • . or lie ma} use the four volumes and not interfere in the slight-
r-n 3u tlte use of th^ g;reat Northwestern Gazetteer, which for forty-
four yea rs has served the business men of the northwest trade center.
The Cazetteer or aud.<: beticsl portion eoniains the name of each city, vi]]ru:»\ port onico, r-iid railioad station in the state, arraui:od in alphab^jticai (U'd^u-. A compl^^te c-^'-riulion of each is given, such as the populalion, <-ounty in wiucli it iocaled, the railroads it 'is on, etc.
'i'hi name of e'v'-r.v person doing business in eaci? place follows and then they aro again c 'assified in one com]u-ehensive business directory. Kv»u\v \]r»} of trade is listed separately and in alphabetical order and Ihe n.mmes c f a'! r; >r.on s enras* d in each business or profession are arranged m aks .ib^uii o 'd^_:r. iir:u by towns and then by individual names. This eke: I u.t is u-iv;iluatue to all w]uj.";nay buy or sell. Everything made in ti Aonhv.-.si is listed. These (•sfe • are a special trade directory of ♦-very business or' profession and form the g^reatest buyer's guide in the -vorld.
In addition to the rogudar br'sincss. directory of each place and the special dirr-ctory of frrl; jinu of trade there appears the miscellaneous direc- tory, c.jving a descriruior: oi ihc state from its earh settlement to the present date, shcr ir :.' ' ur d». vri(>]>me.at in. agriculture, manufacturing. ner;i- liition and trade, li rs. . a ii^u of all state ofhcers, siate institutions ;'ud state boards, and a iir- uf courts, United Staves, Siate, and District^ rail- roads in the state, cohmirug game and lish laws, and a full and complete list of count V onieors.
k markvd growth has taken place in the state since the issue of the last Gazetteer tvro years Tmu natural advantages and resources of (he
state with its ability to food, wool and leatlier necessarily con-
tributes to its growth ano . , ^ity.
UespectfuUv, , t;., TtiB Pi;}?LISHKRS,
i^.O^^ ^ \ li. L. Polk & Co.
INDKX TO AD VK RTi c • ;•: . ..I I : Xl'S.
GENERAL INDEX
Pa
X<xs ^vil'iixv-^ Index 5"
AJDiiubf.tical Dcj>rtrtment .... r:ir-:;slned i;u«i!ic-Ji; Directory, . 0C\--1 " -vj f\;!;'-'Ctiou l.a^^•^- T5-T.
Cor::-'!!:: Ti
<N^.:nto- ^•^Hts nivj Oflicers TS-Sl
'■'■.urL>. Teimis onrl .Juclgey — Suite
Pag-
Coiirf^, Tei'His and JiiJge.s—
U-.n!.vl Stalfs 73-7 1
■. •; r i>h LawK 77
U-v. : . ::. nt 67-74
L;-.a }]ook DepaTtineiit. 1351-1352
n^lrovwi-vitu 52
Jiaiiroads 74-75
INDEX TO ADVERTISERS
Page
Albrecht C F Co, Minneatjolis S:'
Adams M A & Co, Minneapolis. . . , .10J<O
Ad'El-Ite, Duluth 2:J
Aetna Life In.su ranee Co St Fiiiil . .
].fi't bottom lin>^s
Aitkiu Repul)]ic:in. Aitkin C'.t
Akelev Heralci-l'i ibni.c, AkeU-} . . . ^' .Albert Lea Hide ^ Fur Co, Albert
Fea f^'
Albt^rt Fea Radiator Co. Albert
Fea ^'S
Alb.rt la J iL.ctv I .;':Mnfj: Co -'^l-
l -T't Foa lOu
' . \v' ii Si ( V 1 7.^0
A !>: jnder Ixuid Co, Pi;)e:^tone . . . . '5-
..\Hr r. Rf-altv Co, Ouiiby 179
Aih-ji ,v S>.-if..>rt. Fairmont 2*>S
■.\F.-:r.. iF>toi, O.vavonna G94
Alton Potc-r^-. Faiiinont 29S
M\ . .ou P.. F ' - . • • . 49 AJvo-u Ti'N--ti\' t Fwrt \\ Du
Inth 'i''
Atne-nran Bankei-.s T.-Uf Tris-.ii .!■!'. »■
Co. Minnoaoolis "^-^^'^
American IF<c!iange NationP-1
Bank. Do]n;h
A-iicricJin FoUhin- Co. Dulutli.... 2v)
,.:;--7-i- :> Iron & Sr.pply Co, TvPn-
A ^.-'i'-an State ' "Bank, ilo\vard
J..:'Kt' 3 ' '•'
A.':ierifan Surety Co of X V, M:n- ^ ^
r,..MT>o!is F'../.
rican Tent and Awiuiis;- Co.
.-.Anneapoiis an*! St I'anl
Hir-ba top lines and iO.-Ai 1 'J , I . A.. If Co ^ii..-
.-.
.. :F^i , d . f:"'
44fj
i'miai F551
f-o. ^^.n•ton CCl
!inrapolis 109ri
I i;!rti\V(M.d 33.^
An(
V
An^-
An-, .
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Fand Co. Y\'illmar, ..... Ru-;iit botLoni lines
O M. Rochester 7SS
■-■ .Studio, Alankato 41^
SnnOUecdc is: CO, JPinne-
, 1010
Tiunk Co, Minneapolis.. 156S Ja< oi., fk.. :\Fnne3r)0l!s;. . FFl* .-Kv;iTi Coffe-.; Co, L'Liiuth
or.-i. >r V^v^ 77-i and 1334
e CliarifS. Minnea.poiis. . , i jv'A I top lines
; Arlnr-vt<jn Maeiune W Oiks, bt
! Paul HOr,
i Arnold Xold & Co, A[innoapoJis , .
' Feft top line.=; a.nd 6
i Atehir-on Geoi--e Fand Co. Alan-
! krao ■i4D
I Aubu!)! Tire Smiles Co, Minneapo-
1 lis 9
j Auburn Tire Salt-s Co. St P<iuF . . 1027 I Auto Electric & Battery, O'vva-
! tonnr; ^93
; Auto-Marine Service Co. AUnne-
I aoolis 15S-t
' Auto Part.=? Barg-ain Iloupr, ATm-
neapoli- ^-^'^^
' Automoldle Ri-surance Association : of America* ilncj, Mi nneapoli.s , . ; Feft side lines
i Pabcock P.rotiuus. Au.^tin 121.
; Raiiro;d-c Vv\ Ka.^ota i-^'^
' Bidu-o'dv OllUe Supply Co, Bram-
! ..-■•M .V<>'^ and FH J
' n.-'ocook ^ WillcoY. Ka^-oi i %\\
• fii'.'k-v .Ja''Ob, St i'aul 10.:!9
• pp., ■•kins S'dio.d for T;: ' ■ •; pjul .
Bailee F J & Co. JPA; -r C 1 ' F uul v
.rid Falls
iaPik-n S F. i;.e:ew!i
BaJcom Cr rk Fake \V'i!.-e:i T^.allard K .-X. ^boorheaiF . ,
Bank of Canby. Canby
Bank of I 'a.ssel, l>a.«;.seF . . Bunk ot Da.w.^oip Faw.-^on
2 . 4s SIO 7 GO 141 414
%
54 iNi)i:x TO at:a
Barber V.' Ii Co. :\Iinneapolis "1o
l-Jarlow liide Sc Fur Co. Crookston 209
Eariiifru E T, Ferj-rus i'"ail> SIO
Barr J E Pickliuf^ & Prerierviiig
Co, SL Clfud 75S
liarrott C J^, Hibbini; 3^^(;
Barrett Tire Service, iribb:!-!;^ 366
Bar tholoniew Frank, i p nL'bag'0 . 975
Bartlett B Mi an;-:' !--,;; ll^O
Batc?iej- Cbas & Co i :.^- SLiS
Batcher's Opera Ji«.»ii.-.o. .Si:-^p!os . . . ;-'i?.s
Battery Service Co, Ca;;b>- 170
Baunu;arteu & Co, St Paul
Fro lit cover
Baxter Sash & Door Co Drliah,. 34 Bazille & Partridge Ine, St Paul..
T' -'r cover
Beaudette Tel'-^^'b^' idji... 137
Beaufort Hotel, .
tC^ lines Br-cker Cnuntv Stale i;ur:k, Lake
Park ■ 412
Beckwith 0'^ellJ Co. Mhipoapolis 41
Beeson Band Co. Breo k-n : id :;e . . - 163
J5eise R J Mnf;^- Co, j'liiij P^dand. .. 4
Beissel John Co. Si 1100
Belgrade Auto Co. ]■ • 131
Bpl linger J A. Lak' ■ : 410
Bollinsxham State L.ui'-, Bcllins--
ham ICG
Bclsheim G A, Pipe.stone 712
Bornent Thorna..s, AX'au.bur. 9-^7
Beinidji Automobile Co, ]"5cn)idii.. IPS
BenKtyon John i^^:: Co. S.-okj S7S
Benner Jno, A noka . . Be J'-, ;ot^ lines
Benson's A'ato Piver;-. F-r inerd.. 159
Benson liido & Fur Co. r:-nson.. 142
Benson M (S:: Sons, Ferg'i.: Calls.. 211
Benson Oie, Brain.jrd 159
Benson Wi!!P,>-r.s F:tr.<i Co, Ben.son 143
BerK- -I N, 3J innear'oli> 1352
Hers- <*i Aakre. \\'arroj.d 951
Berc^er Tviafs^ Co, TsFn n ea polls ... . 4 Z
Bergman D & Co. .^t Paul 13fa
Berkner E V, Sleei^v Bye SSI
Berk.^lon F A, Tia-y Si7
Bfcthesda ITo-pital. St Paul 1303
BeN-i^ch ICnsraving- Co. -^.linneapo-
lis' 1106
BiR- FalLs Real Estate Co. B\'j:
Falls 1-^^'
Bia,- Foidc Coinpa.ss, I'd;- Falls 145
Big- Si one Band Boaa Co. Or-
tonville CSS
Eiiodeau JohJ), Red Lrako Falls. . . . 71' V
Bishop Bri;-;snian <v, Co. St Paul... 1004
B i o r k m a. n Ca )d , M o o r 1 1 e a d 6 o 1
Bjorkquist Carl, AJouJ-head C5i
l^Iaekduck Garaae. Blackduck . . . . MO Blood Broom Mnfs' Co, I'erf^us
Fa Iks 311
Bloom Maehinery Co, :Minneapoli.s 1401 Blue BarGi CouiUv Ab.^tract Co.
Mankato 450
Bodin Au:- A & Son, Ixilutli 16
Hocluu I^'-corat inir Co, Miuucapoiks 1157 P.oot.b \N';!.!tcr S A: Son, r\Iinneapo-
li? . 33
lU.r:z.>s0H 11 X, Buy.i 155
Bo.~ton l\l'.K-dc Co, I'ulutb 41
Bov>-en Pki^ravin;:;- Co, St Paul,,..
Ki;rbt bottom lines lb, &. Cai-;wen. St i'aui and
polks 1'554
ora; Conimereial College,
Pr;'-o>r,i 15S
b;; ; /.r)n,-r G W, Worth in.^ton 'Ji>;)
ip-.i.irad Joan, Tliii-i; Pivoi- Falls.. 912
Brfi^nb- Auio Car;^^e. Aktdy 97
Br^fU floi.d. St Ch.'!rl. 757
Brieliolz Wm. Uoiland 375
FBTISEMFNTS.
Page
Broat :Motor.s Co. Minneapolis
Ri^ht side lines Biowervilie State Bank, Brovrer-
Vilb: ICT
Brown Bbjdgett & Sperry Co. St
Eaul 42
Browii C E Band & Loan Co, Ma-
^b.iia , 441
Tb'owii :\P:>tor Co. Hibbing 3R7
Brov.-ne J E, Walker 844
Brc.viis Vaiiev Land Co, Brown
Vallev : . 169
Erude A C, Vir^^inia 9?0
Brumund Hntei, Thief Piiver Falls 912
Brunswick 3^he. Faribault 306
Bufielen Lurnber Mnpe: Co, 3,Iin-
neapolis 3 520
Bulek Automobiles. Fergus Falls. 314
Burhans I H, Stephen '900
Burrows C Jf, Minneapolis
Left top lines
Bush. Garasre Inc. Red Wing- 728
Butler Bros, Bvainerd 156
Bysoni & Vou Hoff. Fosston 3 21
Calander John :vini"g Co, St Paul.. 783
Calumet The, Pipe.stone 712
CL;nipl>ell Cii'-ouicle, Campbell.... ITS
t.:anadian CatfU: Co, S St Paul 857
Canr^on J AV. Wortiiington 993
Capital City Furniture Co. St Paul 10
Capital Ice Sc Fuel Co. St Paul 1227
Ca)-£rill Commission Co. ?dinneap-
olis^ Bottom end and 25
Caritv E J, Redwood Falls 731
Cudseu A E. Minrieapolis 1454
Carnev F C Co Inc. Islinneapolbs I-'IO
Ca'/):ieritoi- J i: Band Co. Crookston 209
C;a-ter J 1. Fer^:as Falls Sll
Cash Regifjier E-Ki-)ian,c;e. Minne-
a))o!is Left side lines
Caulkins E bt & Co. Duluth , 32
Central Gara,i:-e, Hibbing., 3G7
Central Land Co, Canny ISO
Centi-a! Machine Works. Minneap- olis 1403
Central Minriesota Land Co. Alex- andria Left bottom Knes
Central Supplv Co, Afinneapol)? . . . 42 Central Pattern & 21odel Works,
ISLinnpapolis Left side lines
Cliamberlain-Taylor Co. Duluth., 10 Cheyrolet Motor Cars, Green- bush 346
Chevrolet :Motor Cars, Long Prairie 433 Chippewa County State Bank,
[Montevideo fi'^f*
Chokio Revirv,', Cbokio J?..
Christens. ;n Ja''ob. St Paul 121S
Clirb^torfersoji F E Co. Duluth t
Chir\-s!fr investment Co, Lon.g
Pfairie "^32
Citizens National Bank. Albe:-t
Lea 100
C t t IV 1- P >k \.' ---vie 115
( 1 ! , V P a t it 130
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Cit\y.>-uy. i'li^ Kanb, r razee... CMiAf-;-; Si;!;.-j l;;nik, Kennedy, .'uizr-as Stale l-a.nk. Silver Lake.. 870 ei./ ^1 I i ik ot Twin Val-
Irv 920
(Mtv BntttM-v Tn-o Station, Fari-
1,:. nH . . 304
Ci t\- ( 'ii I e. A\ ari-en
(Mtv Nbitional P.ank, Duluth 11
Chi.-k i<: lleborling, Mnmcapolis..
Left top lines Ci:!jk-fbdd St.Tte Dank. ClarkfiCld. 19f> <'j' ;,i-v. aier County Ab.stract Co.
n:ie-
126
Cb/v-'land g'a. St Paul
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ivti C \v -M 1 -leaajons
DaYi.s James AVall Paiicr & Paii.t
Co. St Paul ".
P'avip & Ruben Co, l\Iinneapo! is .
l>ay Ar H. Duluih
Pe,->n Land Co. Beniidii
P^drifk Dr S C. AS'or t liir.uton . . .
I>':nis .t Brick, Piltle Falls
i->onnistoiin & liorring- Co. S S
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P'^-nnx- I.and Co, iimeapoll^f . . . .
P'-Wo E i's: Nashwauk... < V,ait>v Win. ■'is'oriV.inci'ton . . . .
! V.':it.Seitz Co, Tixilurn
'■';ahior,i ("one Co. Sc Paul
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? 'iii;:i!;v;< J K, Park rJajiids
*'^'fS;^<^-^ Bros .Motor C--:rs, Groon
Pud^M Proihurs ^.lotor Car;;, Iroij
' r.»-c.s M-itor Cars Vir^uii;
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lcj;:int liotuoni iiries and.
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T^eTt top lines 1108 and
Dyer J & Bro. St Paul..
Front cover Eagde Bond Xi">Vv-s, Fagde Bend...,
Fa?]cr Tljomaos^cn, Buffalo
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Pato:^ .L.nid Co. Herman
Pc]:kuui la-OS Co, :\{in!U'apOlis . . . .
Kdi-o:i i: L & Co. St Paul
y.:]v\'^-0- D Mnfj? Co, Aikci-i Pea, Kd vva -.u -'.rotor Co, .V :n!!v'apolis. .
Piyiu ait:: lines ■ n I. ' - ;d <fc Xowal-;. / liaru ;'p.'lis
!•:• . \^'ni St Paul 20 ar.ci
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912
11€6 185
C5«
INDEX To AUVEU'i'T^E^rENTS.
Page
En«-k- J T") Teachers A-'-; iicy. Yiiu-
n-.'ipolis 4 0
^:n--)i<]\ A 11, 'i'v; c:--. 9 lb
i ■Il^^■t.'-o. . ■ • 1 1;;
.'An i^;)! r'dv]^^ . . lAo
JAirerpA.-: . /. - ' - ; .^ ^-I't I^oa J0'> Cn tel■5H■i^^^^ -\ALr;,;-:- . . , ..: ankato 44, Kquitv Co-or»erativ. ■ ■.•■■.riiitf Co,
Duluth ;:1V
EqulpTiie7it Ens^ii; ;:t. i ::: 4 r^ il-s (."o,
Ht Paul - . . . 1 ■•<)■:
.Erickson A P.. Fcv. . ^ ' ■ 'M'j.
Erickson L'hrh- A o.. ■■.-on \<
JOricks')^ ]•] !! ^ri.l
a.i:.oi A : \t-,^
Kri.-lison LJ i: , j MO
Ericksjii O IJ . Mi;.-
Erickson iv: Smani- ;<.:.' i .and Co,
Davv.son 221
Eriksi.>n i.*rodLi.;« Co. i'^-j iiie ;a
Eriisf ^l: Ernst. Minuc-a pu"ii.< and
St P:'.al AmA
Essonkuy Co of Mini.- Inc. St Paul
!■' a '."I u i i'-' 'J
E^-torl v-Iloppin Co. ;v!i:..ri':-aP':'li:: , . I '.' r >
.[•:v;i,:is ]"> 11 C'K Mini. : ••.pvPs A ; .
I'A'ans J O^.-£'0 .
J'^Vf'Fts "VV ^1, L;='n:'-M
E.Vi:hanfe-€; I lott i, 'Ik.. / f ■..
Faiianoal Auio eV. llx:.A\.y Co. Fair- mont. 29;'
Fairmont National P:.r!k, Fair- mont 299
Fariixai'lt .Hide & Far Co. Fari- bault T2t;9
FiiiaOauU Irut, i^c .Ai-r.il Co, Fari-
baiilt 304
I'-a nn J a.", id C~>. .Aiikin. . . fO
Farm Mo» t^'ai;-.* C'.u poi-aiion ot
Mujn, A^na.^Mpoiis 120';
J-kunv'j- A Ct-nis^on liealr^- Co.
:Mi)in-apoli« 1206
Farnier-.s .Couuni.^.-ion Co. Sourli St
Paul SSS
F:uant'';\s Xation.al P.anl-c, Hen- dricks ;>02
Farrner.v National Eanl^. VAir^'cca.. Pfji;
Fanaois Specialty Mnf-: Co. St
James " 767
Farmers State PaJik. }>■ rtka 144
Farmeis State I^aak. A Ci -■■■-k. . 222
Furmers State Panic. Con-, i' k. . . . oiA
Farmers Siaie Bank. Hayisond... 724
Farmers State Bank. Sacred Heart 10;'.9
Farni'--rs State P:"!nk. S-'.v:ka S74
Farmers State Ikmk, Si:e;;aeA . . . . 900
Fai'mers State l^aak. rp?a;a 926
Farmers T.'at)ime, Minn-.i - cdis . . . .
Right top lines
Farmers <"t r^IercharAs Rank. Ar-
tryle IK-
Farmers & IMi-rchan.ts National
J\^n\:. Ivani-oe SS3
I'Varmer.s AJ er'.'inani;c State Bank,
AuKiin 122
Farmers & JMerc5;ants State Ikmk.
El:.j:in 2?i.
riviia's i.^: Ivlerchants' Si:;te Bank, Aiari.-tta 4*31
l-'jTmcrs <t Myri;hant.s STctie Bank, Menaht;-a 4fki
Farmers ^ Merchants State ikink,
MvO-caTi Gf;7
Fnriier.' A ^' ■ ' ..ok.
Nf^v> V,;A- 075
I^aririia-s A --o a -a i loaIc.
iA.s-.'.,i 74G
Faras' i.-- A, Ms-rch.ints Stnte Bank,
V.;rna;i!, . . , 927
I'arvvell Ovnu'an IMA-: Co. St
i'iUil 1'C.int coyer and 12Sr>
;cr Co. Du- Mori_-::. ye Co. Pipe-
Page
Fau.^t Eiyerv. AiiCe I-AIis 427
}-A.y W E. Chl:A'ui:a 191
i'Varinii' Liverv TraJisfer Line.
St Ckcul TdC
Fejtuie J.din Co. ai i n!-'-eapolis . . . . 142*^ rk-erral Ei cn oyi aphini^ Co, 'Mln-
n'^.ipolis IZ-iO
FeruHJs Caskc-t Works, Fer:<i!y
Falls 15 G9
I-^ra-us Fii.l!s vJoDeetion .Agen.cy,
iAi-KM? ikiPs 312
F-^'ra-i.is Iron \'^'orks5 Co, Fer2:us-
lk;l A \ . . 2".2
T'tfrk Avenne Cafeteria. St Clor.d . "."li
iAualev Pkeciric Co. Mianeaoolis. ni-, iknui.^h DaiU- Pakl:>hk
iuth
Ikrsr Ja'nd
s i. o n " , "... 712
Fir sr. National Bank. Albert Lea.. lOn
Fli-st National Bank. Bertha AA
I'oa^t X;i.tiMrr2. iy.nh, iA -v a I a k . . . . A:'"
I-'ir--'. Natajaai ]'.a:".k, r'anby Ac
A'rrt N;iC .)i: A rrink. Chishoim, . . A-^
J'kisi Nc-2::.' raa-k, C-atonwoou. 21',
First a2:n - > C":.-! ic 2a:luth. .... A
'■'aac Natuca.i ici.aAc, .tkorla 2.A
Ar-a Notir'nci .B.jrik, ( A-a..-eviIlf , . 2.^-'
: -^L Naiioi\oi }]yn]: i^:,nsk.i ;
; i^sL Aationai oank, K.ndricks... .r2
l-'irst National Bank. 1 A' i.r. o^ . . . . A :
First National lAnk, 2\arhoc..,. 2-
T\r<z NatPinal Pank, 2oraan
First NaTioaal Bank, Bake Park. . ^ A
First Natior.ol Bank, Lranlair ton . . -il'
Fin ' A c cai Bank, LuverriC Ac:
Fi A Ik.iAn BvP- .A-
I'-a 'aA .^:aak. r^iLnnniio .... AI
lAr--: a-, 'naan Baca. :.Ja rshall . . . . AA^
h'irsr National ]2aa]a aUmtgroni e • ;c A.\
h irst National Bank. New Pras'v.c f.'"'} First Naiional Bank, New Bich-
land o71
FirsL National Bank, Pelican Rap- ids 702
!-'irsr National Bank, Redvrood
Falls 7-2
First Xaiional Bank, St Cioud.... V2c
lArsr National Bank. St James.... 767
Inrst National Bank. Ulen 524
Fii-st National Barny c2aseca. . . . f^.A
h'irsi National Bank. Wells 2'.. ■
TArsr Ncnioran CA. Chisholn-i 1^1
I'na l rkan- IcaMr, Ada 92
Finer a i .d', Balaion 137
Fil^n s . . r . a k. Boyd 15S
First State Bank. Carver 1^4
hdrst State Bank. Grasston 2 1a
Pir^t State Banin Hill Ciiy cYl
First State Ban.k, Ironton 3s5
l-Arst state Bank, O.slo...
I'drst State Bank, Plurnmer 7 Bl
!''irst State Bank, Sebeka.
h'ifch'&'co, Soatir'st Paul hdipaa- Co. Duluih.
m
7B1
i- itzsimmoras- in-i \mer Co, r>uinth ,
Lclk top lines and 22 FoAir (ktv Otannin-ntai Pon Co,
iMinn-. ■ : - JnAt toi* lia^'a^
Flo tar .•• ••: tMix Co, St Pa a !. , <84 Ford . a . aie A;.^-.nicy. \ . a.-
cAaia 9^;^
Foj-onan J A. DclnCt i-'
Fa^,; o l^oss. St Ck'^ud 700
A Pa alankato 447
F;-P':.,i A 1). at Paul 1352
ha : M ..-hi no Works, St Paul llOu
A . .a :a I'.lU: 3"
p :.;C.a', Rochester 739
i.a . . . _.-h 1 >'ilcth. 22.->
Prar-htcai County Abstract Co. Al- bert Lea ^^^1
iNi:
T O A D V J:.: l-i Tl S i: j. !. E N T S
Pa
rrrnch & Basse it Co. Diilutl i' f Cvosov Co, buu
Co. SI
' 'iiartroid Conn", .LeiL ^ide liiics
ini-<~i]-)Oli.s
J3:'ci iiJord
tective Bureau,
Mrs Aih' J J, .Mor itiunal T;i
il
r H M \V.^^<^C'*
t.:u!'f'i, Lew'js, Ci;r>-
Gai-s'-y Mm";:; Co, rir Paul
IjCit Side Imc?:
<iary Gfi-piuc, Gar.\-
Gjit'.- iiali J:)!''- Aiiio T'l ■ ■> - cialties, Interndt i-.n.'al i'uii-;....
Ct-e }:'rf(!, Monncollo
Ceort^e iiavfy im cut Co. Anu;.! inj.iiv' Gisell J- K Security Co. Tiuei
Rivt r Falls
913. 120.S, 1210. 1 :; ! > r wi Gibl^s & Sclnveppe j.and (.'o. m
James
Giesel ^: Xewell Pand Co, Jacks^ori
(.ii*->en Maitm, ht I';iul
f:lilbrrt iiotel, Gilbert
Glen-akcr ^ Co, St Paul
Pack covei-
{Jl-loi.)e-i>\ihu]i Iron ^A'orks, i^uuiiiL G(;(Iii-ev C-.ram Co, Mi niiOiU^o = j .- . . . Goiveoie Stc-an> Boiler \\ orlcs, pu-
luth
Qoldbart;- iv Kiress, St Paul
Gol'ltHrar Cuas. Mm neap'' H--^
Goldeu Gram Juice L'o, M mrv.-.'ir"'-
lis .Backbone and
GoUin?^ P C (Inc); St Paul
Goodnue State Bii.uk. tioounue....
i.'toi-doji l\ C, I\liiinoapoliij
flordy APller, Ro dies ton-
Gorcullo F P, Ca.ss Pals;e
(iotziau C »:c Co, St i'aul
Krfj-ht top Im-s
<Jould C A, ilinneayjoiis
Cfi•ad^' F A, Crook!-;ton
•^h' a ) ; a m D avid, D u 1 u t h
GiaLam Pu D, Duluth
Grand Therdre, Staples
<Tra3iiie C-itv tUeetnc Go, ^-i Cloud Griijiite Citv Taxi i5: TransLi-r Co,
St Cloud
Gray Geo A Co. ]3uluth
<P;'av Tractor Co Inc. ^^lin r^ea po ; i s GrsMt Uestern Distribu t m C",
Minrif.'a polls .
Grt-at Northfii-ii Hotel. .I'ark i;.a]>-
1 11
P;o
Gr
Tyi,
& Eiiret Investn-iei) t Co n^iV ' iron' 'Metal* *Co* 'st
ic<-\\hQrc- Pnilhp Co, St 1 -> P. KC Sta Lf- Pa)iK ■> .r»-;.';r Invci-'t iiiont Co. Miiin- r. \ Ga.td , Gr. ^ 1
- r i i-r h C o o p e r & C o , _ S t V: i
1'" ]
tpolis lol>4 -;]e.. :MT
C
'.-/u,uaiue:-d '
UjMji.n
<;uuhei.rn G G, BJ^r Falls
d <r.- Lo.'in yen
Uiiiutti. . .
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IIG
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lnn^-■uou Co. S'Uith St I'l'aiison" TracyVr] 'FaV'i- Ciin'-uiai'-'r/etu'-t-'k-' "steiv:--
rPinnea.polis . V- 'Real' 'p^Jta-
1 P- - .pi-';---' .•■■V-- ITojijun, T, ald-Tribune
.AkeP.-
iPrr-i.P I N. Roclif-siei }f<-i-v[.:,-.:v V: J. .\.!a. . .
illut-r' ^:"C:t^;I iY^ Pvj. ' ' PiCwitt Motor Co. Crr:^ H5y%v..od Mrf- Co. :.i i ;
Hi Id rod John W J^: cJ, Hiiuieraker H'^-:-a.s, iie Hiuz Medical Institute-
apo 1
pids .
Tv't in • I'Val
■. l^uluth. . . . dishing: Co,
lin. ui.
llir-al) A
Aio-:r P-.
> o 1 1 s .
IP
lY \\'a) ren, St I'c^ Pe r
•Pnan C A Cu. ^a itvaard C J Co, APi Ris
d-.rcok-Sohma]^ < 'i ;ie Auto '■ \ ' ■
i:o.( 1
ii JtCi Hotel
Motel !■ , ' .. . : .
Hotel l.'v. i-fs.M<
1
14 .
14.>,
P
11 'PS
101
c»T9
14 SI
leapo" CO V er
bottoin liiU'S iiieapn])s. . . .
iCaiJ'^iis
it .Side lin'"n°-
T\{]ls
.'^.■'>4 3S S. ) 1351 31 1^60
14m2
141 J lo"^0
14 « i
.>! (' e 917 912
7J2 1C£' 9Ti.'> 9 P. 2;55 322
JNDKX TO ADV.EUTii>KMENT:?.
Ifoto). L
T{Ot. 1 .
IHlotoi - . I > UuUl i ^ JJutel i^Misi" Hotel St
Hotbl Thorrr
JloU'l A'cruio
Hotel Victor
Hotel V, '1 !• '
HotGl \V;!ub-
Hot^ \ V/u\i ^
Hotel Win or
rdt. Hitchfiolr In. lie-! Haho
)/"al!
:bun . .
■;t I'liui •. . 1312
4-5 7 26 14 •!
2S
2S 171 131u 25
, it 51 9;."
:.Ioor-
iriona 979
, v> i'.ioiut 879
Hou^lurn ]-ur!nttire Co In
liead
Ho IKS to a C r.. Wiieatori..
Labnra tury, Afi nnrapo i i
Hcv. <> b. ' o jf lilw>!j. .Nti c •• apolis
Ho^^ el) K n \ Co, j]> >.,^
Hubner (1 -A. .\f;nvo;ioolis
Hurf J D, Ov '
Hiin.stroin > ■ ' ic-ita
Hnnjj-'irev ^ . Cro.-b'.'
Hnnnin<-"?-uO!i i^. i-'.aul
Hussoy J A. M innea])ol).^
H'lJfoiii'-','- J^U'tiic S.i 1 Co, HuthmsDn
TbtTt.son M I-:. Ht-nuflji
Idea.! Kcsihu ran t. Northfi-'ld
Illinois Automobib:^ Iiisiiiinice Tvx-
chang-o, IM iu?u-a I'/Oiis 1329
Illinois Steel Ijri,l;-e Co. .St i-au].. 100 0
InuftierMb-nt Cojnii^is.-ioj, Co, South
SI Pan! SSS
1 ng \-arsrMi Jr. tm. Slarbr.clv Sy!^
(* I lar 1 'jn W'.b xv'uod J^O'^UrS uTid Deoo Calce t'ainp, Atiiineapo- li-3 ..■ 1513
Interlakf'U i'ar)-:. ] airioon!
lutcrnatj'Xial Calls Abtjti'aol Co, International I'':',ils
lo\va-Mi a nesoia L^iid iv, Ji? vest- ment Co, Austin
Irij^b C M, Akolv
1 ronton Nev.as. Irontou
Iiasc'i CoinuN- Abstract Oifice,
Grand Ilaipiris ?,A2
Jac'ol).von lU-os. Dulr.tli 15
Jorterson A .'-'t Patil 35
Joan iXnnjnt;' Co, Dulntii 37
Johnson A A ^v:-. Co. Seboka S74
652
1221
HJ19 l5Su 14L,^; 694.
m
140S 1297
3Si 139 678
300
3S3
122 97
3.^7
JoliiKsoti A E L. Mirineapoiis
Johnson A.ir. Virginia
Juhn.soj) b]io.'?, St Paul
Joiinson Pr.>s, Soiuh St Paal
Jv)'.i .s^ a Pa Mi d P' - No. ! - . .1 . .
Ju' o^oa. f 1 Ml 1 ' ^ t . >P . .
Jof:r,soii liiraiuiro Co, r t rgus
V.iUs
.obr
Jc;a n;
>n H. A, John^^on li A
Job' ^CM li - J - - ID PP.
Johnson U Pi, JobJiSton I>"a! J Pan]
FuKia. er Citv-
ivUlO . . .
St
Jojuas TI Plliott Dctccti'/c St l^aul
Jo,.. J \ "v'i . . .
Jo.'ie.s & Kv-:-':r:v Co. Win
Kahler P i:', O: Hor, ilb-. .
Kam .7 r. ' a ■ '
l-'aro}aM,-.'0^
Jvauaan : i A' \
Kaplan j/a, i>. r j .'/:v -o, .-^l
1352
IS
lis.?
S13 326 187 452 lP5a 1 194 732
ncs
96 9S0 689 3 351 15S 3 7 1 i T) 3
Kuron Tj Iron & r\Ietal Co, Duiuth. Kasota Ma.rble & 'J'llo Co, Kasota.
Kalz A. Sr Paul
iva_i;it Auto & W-.inon Co, St Paul.
-vuto >\' W'-.iRon Co, St vii La,.li.:'.-3 Tailorir.^- C
olloi-ve, I've Airency
■ ■■ .....
Alijirttupolhs . . . r Alercaiuile Co, \' irg-inia. . . .
O E, Litebii.a.i
jve;inedv H L, 3P;ir;-i<
Kenny Boiler Co. St Paul
P--:t s.'d.i lilies Kev/anee Private Utilities Co. Mln-
1-A 1-
812 812
1174
11^7
■: '■, J
1352
P:.;-:'.^: J J Worthing-ton
Jviesner E J Co Garajve, INIinne-
^^I'Olis
Kinin, The Circular Pettcr
lai nvieanolis
Kira.-bman Sc WhaPy, AVadena.
Kb: in & Co, St Peter ,
Jxi'^mnier Bros, O^vat^nua
lAuayny P K. Ivani^oc
Kiio'tsen Fruit Co, j:)ultuh
Koaiia J C, Tvtountain Pakt Koialin'-^Ti & Koistinoii. Sebeka.... Kr,0;r.ro- (f, Eastinan. Thiei River
KoHa.s Jolm, P'raintrd
Koooruchinai- Countv A'o^tract Co,
Iiit'-rnational yr_]lr
Koor.^ Bros Co, Ij-raiaji
Kova V J J. Ov.-alorti.a. opp
Kronier E A, Grand Ftapidr.
Ivroll C J, Red Lake Palls
Kro'ilek Cleaning Laundry Co,
7.A one;' polit- Top end
Kioar Oil Co fine). .Mnine«i polls , . P.ai^ ( iOMi>;r Gust, Minneapolis....
La Kens A T, Albert 3-ea
La.kc Citv Bank of 3>rinnesota,
Pake City
L LI k \: C i t y G a r a g- e . P o k r'liy
Lak'e Couni\- Chronicle, T^.\o Har-
hOV-i .
Lake Park Hotel. L;fke Park
Lalce Shore Greeiihoase, Albert
Lea
La niber'om Tjafa\'ette Investment
Paniccr, ^Varren
Larar aa-af Ray, interruA ioaal j'alls
i^.ina F S, Inteniatioaal F.PI*
Lai-dner W P <^ Co. Pnlnth
La?-.'^.ra-i L A Co, Pnia^ph
Par>;Gn O A, A\'altor
Lar.^on ac Lar.^ion, Beniia'ji
Lanc-r B/cs I no. St Pn ul
Laarisoli C J, .Mankatw
Lav.'ronce L Co ol" >.fp's
Left :.iue lir.-s^ La-ivi.-nee ?>lortu-aaa C", Thief
lAvPi- Pal's
Lawreaec Sano tor i a ni, "M i an" i i'olis
Lavvson V P. Vvillniar
Le- A; Pb.h Mnl'q: Co. St Pan-!
Leiars J-ioior Po. )\-v VoU-.i
P-d-e C1 !nr;n P ' ''a ' i aa:.a'Olis. .
P.oake A Av". Sl }' ■ : :
Poniairdt E el, lei--:a-u .
15 77 9?0
553
3
S67
l')2F,
2 3
m
91 3 159
33- ].a;
j 2o
555 19 101
40?
4P;
103
9 47 :;34 384 32 44 943 14 0 115.; -A4.
912 1519 970
d!
Li'TiO' ('door Surt;
Oi;o!is
la'xaa., i;ro- ea , labbx- A '\\\ Ljb.-idx- Pf Pb.lai.ai 1! ' 1aa.'<di. lAi'.. .[; Liaotd.ai Pi-b, ■ la-Mi. Id.. Pphob^,
baa Co, :Minne-
St Pand
St
Pi.
c' i r'h^ r^boa-i , >Pnne- . . . .Left .-dd • lin>'.s and
P, : 5 i 2 IV
1217
i.'ap:e
iA':'].<iv^-\i\ Carl. MarshoU i6i
!/:•;! /ail cc Potersoii. luteri'uTtion 0.1
i . 334
J..;:!K-.Bo] t Supplv Co, Minnfjap'->;;s
I.jrile Falls Iron v^'fuks. IJuic
J.';.<lls 4 -IS
],ivolv AV B AuV> Co. l^rninerd i:."^
Lloyd J J, TuL-riiatiG;:aI Falls... SS4 )...K'iue!i AViliiii:n A l^iiui & Sade <Jo.. ^Uin Tio;i Tv:.] 1 •• . . Fo ill side liue-.'^ Cabin :Ma:,].o Fr'-niucis Co, St,
I'o.ul F'
L^orenz II O, PiTe:.:tone Tl'i
L.iuks J N, Ailkin
Fovrien I>ovrieii. Fllswovtii
L"^vl-y-Smilh Co. Jjuliiih Fi
1. uf'k Fajjd Co, A\';iui>un p!^7
Fuodikr F A, jAFnVi' >;it COO
i.,!;Mdh J O, r.liune^a; oii^ . 49
Jj'_! !,' d qui Si - FOri e, - T/i i > rn };-S(jn Co,
3Fnur-. " 120o
Fyon C r> tic F-o:. (Ino). St PauF . 1174 ]..yo;5 County FaFujial Bank, Mar- shall F^?
J»ran.ra.}a & Sod^vh^dra, Virginia.. I'd. .'.dyd]-ia }%iiro];'eaai Hotel. Grand.
:^^ .:.avd>'s F-n-'KidV wVoV HoaZ-i;.
W.alnut Grove 945
2. ToCornuc'k F C. :\F,rF.icei!o 6-i'J
McCrady Land ]>oan Co. Park
Fapids . TOO
M.-Culioch >^ Fakar. DviFith G
Ai'Fdanald C T, Felaao.. 221
Arr.j>aus-a.ld John, Biackdiiek ]50
McGili-Warner Co, St Pawl l-lia
Macdiinery Kooair Comioanv. Vs'elks Hi^a
?dallvaine D, .^'t PauF.^ 1004
Alack Mh\~ ('r», Minneapoiis •
ILiplu side lines 26 and 3300
/d.Fverm Henrv, F iri- aron e 714
:dcF;-ius;hUn Jdlia I'd- iianont . . . . Snn
IM'-j^oan L B & Co. A\'arroad
aic.\Ii!lau Fur & Wool Co, Minne- apolis 27
McNiven J IF Cln^skolin F!l
MaNiven Faiidi Co, Chisii ol m . . . . . 191 IMoPhoe J A. jnt»- rnaConai FalF..
:daRae J A. Craceviik-.
Maduen J F, AVaa-aa 0 o H
Mader TI Id. X(M-lauold GSO
-.jadisnn Do tec live yersace, Minne- apolis 11 G7
aia.(li.si'Mi Stale Panic, ?,Pidi.'^on 442
^raaa.oinenFvlinia.a, Co, Duluth -7
Mal'inomon Pioneer, Mahnomen... 444
M.-iin Garag-o. Fnlrah 8
Fa ire' Paint &- rvlnfi? Co, Minneap- olis 14a2
''•haison Bernard. Co, ali nneapoiis . . 5a7
Malm P.ro.s, Winthrop 987
-Ma.nkato Av.aiine: Sc Tent Co. T.Tan-
kato 447
F .nkate Clinie. Mankato 454
MarCKato Mniir Co. IMankalo 448
Aiankato Pap.'-r F-v Co. Malikato. . 454
ahinkato Jir dn.. •> ■ <do. I^Jaiikata. , . 454
Ahi-nidck F; d, : hic rd liiO
a) :t auiaetvirci s aaaady Co, "Ilna'?- apolis ....Fair aaiani liaoa uno
Marc ell J E, IMir.neapoJis.
F."F -a;, ikios a a. J 1207
"dirahal & Tvlaa: ' ' Faal. , . . IF;
dd^nn^diu TFii: ■ aa^aia ^33
ariTieHo ^dlO■^ • - U r 741
;^d-dF'-v Land (da aPaaaa ila^
d!a rai; RoPovt lu^urajio Sorvico
A:a'-nr-v, <.da.:a'a.- 21'
'a a. ^h, ill i; ;iae;a Sarviao Co, Mar-
:d;all . . . .' 4C4
Mar.shadi-Frov/n Co, FMiia.Ca
Mar<ilaul Concrete Tile Co. Mar-
i^dail
-•'aT:^d:-]: Si. a.ira Lanadrv. M a r? hall
dF< ;.- a- ::a, J niiaih
ai ! a ri: j y, JlidbF.a
>iata;'SOa J S. Dulatii
Liaht boctoin lines and alaycr- c 17, :vFuik.:to
Fa ;a Mao.
.! , - ! ; a a a: .\a-- ar ait r 3 ' , ~ da-r
a'.an Co. Minneapolis
' Tr.e Soia-ty Floi'ist," Mia-
■ ■• aiia.y'xVvV?,' Fi"eehfieid ! '. '.
.} , Piptatone .
! ; -'Laana Cu, St j'atii ....
^ - A .a - 'd Ca. Faiap-i
■a F^'.a- *aa :aa a a . - a ^olia . , . a'^'Ch liejirv. aiiaatjar.oiia . . ara Che mica] Co Inc. FUn-
>d"^ Fi-hi side lines
aa.^ jFFp], F.aitr^a?!
a a- fPFcl, alo.adr:.
' • ? !--! -a'A, Idadaun
a:' ■ -I ^■ ■• -i, St Paul
'a- a rael, Wadtani
..a: F,a.io!ail Baiik, Cvooks-
diviad: aLertd:
M-a-Ma ,.a. A,
con
>r''"ajha tit^; Si
Fatia
Maaaiaaua Scat.? Bank, St Hi] aire. alo: adana~- F P aimers State Bank,
- OFv
M.--rria;r. F H F Co, St Faal
Bank. Fed Lak<
4 7 3S7
714 822 24 120 7 13G0
l4.d
6.-di
IFO 212 7 20
348
RigiF ai-; nt Baia-a
An-
7^1' aaj i 1 Id'aaaloy ment
aea]aais '
7Fi-z J.^^>^,. MonFeelio
Mcaaha P'dj;a' and TManu ''actiadng-
Co. FalnFi
IMasaba Siieet :Matal AAork^, Vir-
aiaia
a'.a-jr J 77, AVorthinyton
F . ' .. ■ a), ^F Janias
-- a F a aaia a, St Jaraes
dadiaia; .-ua]i!^- Co, St Paul
:\iidv-r:st la;gda-< rini- Co. Albert
Lea , ,
11^2 64?
1?
93r:
10:
Miller .Foou' it IMiller, Crook-ton. 1351
Miller*? Hotel. Duluth 2S
Miller Siore C'\ Fly , 2S9
.Ni.ia.Tieaeoii.s Pkibv Carriage Co,
3linneaao;is 1508
:tlii!neario}is Barrel Ba.g Co. Min-
lu-.apolis , 573
Minuean<Aafi Carpet & Rug- Clean
iinr Co, Minneapolis lO'Jo
Minneapolis Central Electric Co,
IMinneapolis IP and 118^
Minneapolis Dve Hotise, Islinne-
apoli> : 1105
■Mianeapali- Electric l^lquipmHut
Co, 7-Ii;-«nea.polis
Riglit bolton-i lines and 11S4 Minneapolis Emplovmont Co, INIiji-
neapaii^ 1192
7.nnneaprdi.s Fire Brick Co, ^..''anne-
apo.iis 10S9
a7innea!"iOiis l-'loral Co, ZVPann-.a r.-.TIs 1217 7Mnn-a;^r,Ps l\!nF:- Co, :U i a >a:: i- )lis ]1!}7 Miun'-aiaPis ldj}*er C(^, diiaa'- it.a-
da .: ; . . 3S
7\l!niaai radis J/attern Co, 7ai ane-
a.pcda.s
RiRdit tap liiaa ;aai F)51 Minneap-lia Plaiting F [ana.,, (a,
rdirineapalis .117' r-d 1 209
?ipan '-a ; d is Tribune, Minn-.; ovJl.s Rig lit cry, iaies F at Idieai roly pe .h'ouuiF-\-,
■ a n^^n
AAara,, a.' i:iivad"a" C'.. d : Paul.. 11H7 d;aiia':-a;,. il.raaa' <',;. Sp i ai a he Id . .
«0
INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.
4G
ir)ds
Page
Minne.sota News Co. St Paul
Right side lines Minnesota Scrap Iron & Metal Co,
Duluth
Minnesota Tribune Co, Minneapolis Pt-ig-ht top lines Minnesota Typewriter Exchange,
Minneapolis
Mitchell & Ryan. Pipestone 714
Moe Hospital. Sioux Falls, S D... 1303
Moe & lamdeberg-, Crookston 211
Moler Bari)er Colleg-e, Minneapolis 10G9 Mondeng- Charles. ?^Iinneapolis . . . . 107U Monroe Calculating- :Machine Co,
Minneapolis 1004
Monroe Gtiarantee Sales System,
St Paul 151'J
Montit-ello Cafe, Monticello 649
Moore S C, Winnebago 97r>
Moore's Vulcanizing: Shop, J^.Ionti-
cello GoO
Moorhead Hardware Co, Moorhead 653
Morehart Land Co. Mankato 45.")
Morelite Sidewalk Construction
Co, St Paul 47
Morley Baker Pike Co. }vlinne-
apoiis ....Left bottom lines and 1002 Morris Niitional Bank, Morris.... 660
Morris Sun. Morris 660
Morris Tribune. Morris 660
Morrison J C. Morris 660
Morristown State Bank. Morris- town 661
Moser M B, Wells
Motor Inn, Little Falls Motor Inn, Northfield.. Motor Lodg-e. Anoka
960 429 679 113
Mueller's Hotel, I..ittle Falls 429
Mueller's Restaurant, Little Falls 4i'9 Mueller Mrs Rose, Little Falls... 429
atuir J W. ]Minneapolis6 1332
Mullen Land Co, Campbell 17S
Multipost Co, St Paul 20
Murpiiv Auto Co, Ironton 386
Murphy Pat, Gilbert S31
Murpliv P J Co. ^Minneapolis 581
Murpliv's Garage, Gilbert 332
Murphy Wm M & Son, St Paul... 1143
Murphy & Smitli, Ironton 386
IMurray Auto Co, Hallock
2viurray Geo. Faribault
Mutual Auto Co, Faribault
Myer Albert Co. Albert Lea
Nadeau E E. Campbell
Nash Autos and Trucks, Ferg-us
Falls
Nashwauk Tailoring- & Dry Clean- ing- Establishment, Nashwauk.. National Chemical Co, St Paul...
Rig-ht top lines National Citizens Bank. Canby...
National Hotel, Brainerd
National Iron Co, Duluth
National Noveltv Co, Minneapolis.
Neal II G. St Paul
Nelson B F Mnfg Co, Minneapolis
Nelson C A, ^Varren
Nelson H J. ^^linneapolis
Nelson N K & Co. Albert Lea
Nelson & Peterson. Duluth
Nesbitt & Schwarzrock. uetroit... Nesbitt >fc Schwarzroek, PerJ-.am.. Nesbit .<rh warzrock, Verg-as...
Nevis News. Nevis
Ne-svcomb Hottd Co. Duluth
New Hotel Thomas.sen, l^ultalo... New Iron Excliange Hott-1. Brain-
erd
New Park Hotel. Park Rapid.s
Newstrom O N Co. .Minneapolis. . .
Nicholsen J N, Austin.
Nickelson Mrs O J. WiUmar 968
350 30G 306 104 178
314
6 66
ISO 161
22 1419 1560
40 949
37 104
21 227 706 927 668
2S 171
158 700 1193 123
Niehuis Sc De Buhr Land Co. Aus- tin
Nord Furnace Co. Moorhead
Norelius E F, Minneapolis
Norman County Abstract Co. Ada Nor til American Life Ins Co of
Chicago. Minneapolis
North American National Detect- ive Bureau. ]Minneapolis
North Side Sash & Door Co, Min-
r.eapolis
North Star Colleg-e. Warren
Northern Appraisal Co, Minneapo- lis
Northern Appraisal Co. St Paul..
Northern Drug- Co, Dultuh
Isorthern Fur Coat iMnfg- Co, Min- neapolis
Northern l^nd Co, Bemidji
Northern Machinery Co. Minneap- olis
Northern ^Minnesota Real Estate
Exehang-e. Bemidji
Nortiiern National Bank, Duluth. Northern Scrap Iron & Metal Co,
Dultuh
Nortliwest Bearings Co, Minneapo- lis
Northwest Body Co-(Inc), Minne- apolis
Northwestern Artiticial Limb Co, :srinneapolis . . . .Right side lines Northwestern Catalog Co. Minne- apolis Front cover
Nortliwestern Concrete Steel Co,
:\Iinneapolis
NortlAvestern Copper & Brass
Works, St Paul Nort'av.'eytern Miriiieapolis NorLhv\"esiern ^linneapoiis
Plide & Fur Co, . . . .Right top lines Hospital, :Moorhead Hotel Brokerage &
Minneapolis
Iron & Metal Co,
Page
123 653 11*^4 92
1332
5S7
46 948
9SS 99S 18
1228 140
1404
137 12
46
1035
1025
Costume House, Detective Agency,
Northv.-estern Minneapolis Nortliwestern Nortliv.-estern Realty Co, North v,-es tern
Duluth
Northwestern Marble & Tile Co, Minneapolis . . . .Right side lines
Northv.-estern Moulding- Co, Min- neapolis
Nortiiwestern Security Co. Minne- apolis
North v/estern Typewriter Ex- change, rviinneapolis
Norton Earll W Co. Minneapolis. .
Noves Bros & Cutb->r Inc. St Paul Left side lines
Nutter F H, Minneapolis
Oak Hall Backus Scliool for Girls. St Paul Front cover and
Oakland Automobiles, Crookston..
Ochs A C Brick & Tile Co. Spring- field
Oie O E, Roseau. .
Oliver Adjustment Co, Duluth...
Olsen J H Co, Willmar
Right bottom lines
Olsen Thos. Stephen
Olson'.s Cafe. Lakf Park
Olvn-ipia Candv JCitohen, Brainerd
Ongstad Olaf. Hemid.ii
Ormonde Hotel, Virginia
Ortonville Granite Works. Orton- ville
Osgod & Blodgett Mnfg Co. St Paul
Overland Automobiles. Brainerd.
Owens Bros. Cloquet....
Owen.s J L Co Inc. Minneapolis..
1193 IC 1147 1167
654 130-' 4G
1473
1209
156?; 1577
1548
S94 747 14
90O 41,-^ 159
i:;s
934
689
35 158 199 592
INDEX TO A] A'EfLTlSEMEXTrf.
Pacific Afutual Ins Co, St Paul...
Paine Webber & Co, Minueapolia Right bottom lines
Paine & Nixon Co. Duluth
Right top eorx.er cards
Paivalehti The, Duluth
Palace Cafe. Brainerd
Palace Hotel, Blakduck ■. . .
Pandolfo Mnfg- Co. St Cloud
Left top lines and
Panneck W W, Ivanhoe
Park Hotel. Hutoliinson
Park Hotel and Annex, Winona...
Patrick F A & Co. Duluth
Left top lines
Paul & Paul, Minneapolis
Paulle L. Co, Minneapolis
Back cover and
Payne Ave Hand Laundry, St Paul
Paynesville Land Co. Paynesville
Pearson Olof & Son, Duluth
Peoples Publishing Co, Two Har- bors
Peoples Realty & Investment Assn. Duluth
Peoples State Bank, Duluth
Peoples State Bank, Jordan
Peterson A C, Keliiher
Peterson Edward, Minneapolis...
Peterson J W, Litchfield
Peterson Richard, Mankato
Philadelphia Electric Service Co, Tracy
Phillips H P. ]\Iahnomen
Pickett & Ellis, Chatfieid
Pier Walter, Minneapolis .. .21 and
Pierson-Wilcox Electric Co, Itlin- neapolis
Pillsbury Charles L Co. Minne- apolis
Pinkerton's National Detective Agency, St Paul
Pioneer Audit Co, St Paul
Pioneer Electric Co. St Paul
Pioneer Land Company, Pine River
Pioneer Land & Loan Co, Warren
Pioneer National Detective Bu- reau. Minneapolis
Right bottom lines and
Pipestone Marble & Granite Works, Pipestone
l^ittsburgh Plato Glass Co. Minne- apolis
Pleth Land Oftiee, Plummer
Plummer & Parker. Anoka
Power Equipment Co. Minne- apolis Top line back cover
Preston Charles H & Co, Minne- apolis
Prey H C, Mankato
Primrose Cafe, Aitkin
Provident Life & Trust Co, Min- neapolis
Prudential Insurance Co, Minne- apolis
Prziborowski Bros, Sauk Rapids.
Purity Baking Co, St Paul
Quail David & Co. St Paul
Quinn C K & Co Inc. Duluth
R & R Garage. Duluth
Raraaley Prititing Co, St Paul...
Left top lines
Ramsey Garage, St Paul
Kamstad Auto Co. Greenbush . . . .
Ramstad E S. Greenbush
Rancore G F, Blackduck
Range Adjustment Co. Hibblng . .
Ransford Cafe. Brainerd
Rasm.ussen C Co, Minneapolis....
Raths Mills & Bell Inc. St Paul..
1214 and
age 834
1.59 150
75S
3S1 9S2
1454
1533 1350 702 15
922
44 10 394 339 llSg 426 456
917 444 189 1218
11S5
19
1169 1010 2
711
948
1166
714
1254 717 113
1003 456 95
1332
1332 S72 797
1003 37
1234 345 346 150 370 156
1437
1426
Rawitfcer C M. Minneapolis and St
Paiil Right top lines and 1032
Read Paul & Co, Staples 89S
Red River Seed-Produce CD,
Barnesville 129
Reeves Coal & Dock Co (Inc)*,
Minneapolis Left side lines
Refsell P O, Worthington 993
Reiland P J, Pine Island 709
Reme M F. Brooten 166
Remhard Brothers Co. Minneap-
^ -^l^-s 1029
Rentz G M, Wells 961
Rentz Talking :Machine Co. Wells 961 Republic Creosoting Co. Minne-
^apolis Left side lines
Republic Creosoting Co, St Louis
Park Left side lines
Resberg C F. Minneapolis
Rex Hotel. International Falls... Rexall Store. Akelv
603 385
97
P H. Winona 934
973 840 840 S
Riek
Ringkob-Pope Land Co, Windom
Ringoid Bros, St Paul
Ri^hworth Investment Co, St Paul
Robillard A J, Duluth
Robinson Geo G & Co. South St
^Paui
Rock County Herald, Luverne... 437
Roe James Glass Co. St Paul 24
liogers H A & Co, Minneapolis.. 6 Reisers James W Mnfg Co, Minne- apolis 606
Rogers Joseph G, Minneapolis... _ Left side line back cover
Rohlf J L. Canby - ISl
Rolling Mill Mining Co, Duluth.. 37 Rose Frank J Co, Minneapolis... 1-iOl
Rose W E. Duluth 32
Rose & Harris, Minneapolis
. Right side lines and 1194 Roseau Land & Investment Co,
Roseau 747
Rowat J A, Willmar . . 969
Rowe W E, Crookston 1351
Royal Cafe The, Red Lake Falls.. 727
Rulien Land Co, Baudette 132
Rushfeldt Hans. Hawley 35S
Russ Dancing Studio, St Paul... 17
Russell Hotel. Minneapolis
Right side lines Rustad & Egerstrora. Kerkhoven. 402
Ryan P J Laiid Co. Windom 973
Rydholm Studio. Melrose 46S
St Agatha's Conservatory. St Paul S42 St Cloud Iron Works Co, St Cloud. 7C4 St Cloud Steam Laundrv. St Cloud 7G4 St Cloud Typewriter Service. St
Cloud 764
St Germain Bros, Duluth 23
St James-'I^ Crosse Tractor Co,
St Janies 759
bt John's Hospital, St Paul 27
St Louis Hotel. Duluth '^9
St Paul Electric Co. St Paul 19
St Paul Electro Plating Works,
St Paul 1190
St Paul Engraving Co. St Paul..
Opp 1105
St Paul Foundry Co. St Paul
Right top lines and 7
St Paul Glas.s Co. St Paul 125,->
St Paul Hat Works. St Paul 1297
St Paul Hide & Fur Co. St Paul.. 1300
Si Fuiil Letter Co. St Paul 1J04
St Paul Rug & Plag Carpet Fac-
torv. St Paul 1095
St Paul Stamp Works. St Paul... 47 St Paul Structural Steel Co. St
Paul Right side lines
St Paul Tont & Awning Co, St
Paul 1032
INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS
Salmine^n. C H, Dulutli
Sampson Bros;, Tracy
Sampson L A, Pifestone ^
Samuelson P E, Can', pbell
Sanborji State Bank, Sanborn
Sander Saul, Duluth
Sanders L G, Maimonien
Sandler Alex, St Paul
Sanomade ^Mattress. Duluth
Santini Ed, Buhl
Saterbak C O. Wheaton
Savage & Winter Co.. St Paul....
Savolainen Co, Duluth
Saxon Automobiles, Bralnerd ... Scandia American Bank. Crooks-'
ton
Schaleben Wm Land Co, iNladelia
Schendel W A, Olivia.
Schiffer M J, St Paul *
Schlimme J F, Minn eai'Oii.-^
Schmidt Printing- C", Fto :hes ter . .
Schmitt P A, ALinneapoli^
Schoch Andr Grocery Co. Sr Paul Backbone
Schock Parlor P"'ranie Co. Minne- apolis
Schroeder Geo, Eitilc Falls
Schroeder & Co. St Pa\;i
Schuiler & .Johnson, Blaelcd uck . . .
Schultz llealty Co. Faribault:
Schuize Leather & Finding.? Co, Duluth
Schuster Greeniiouses & Nursery, Crooks ton
Sehwakc & Holmes. Ow.i tonna . . . .
Scored Cylinder Repair Co, Mirine- apoli.s ''.
Scott-Graff Lumber Co, Duluth..
Right bott<^un linei and
Scott W D, Minneapolis
S c r i p p -s-Bootli Auromobiles, Crookston
Sebeka Co-operati\>: Co, Sebeka.
Sebeka Garage, Sebeka
Sebeka Mercantile Co, Sebeka
Securit.v Ad.iustmeiu Co, Minrieap- olis
Security Investment Corp, Ben.son Loi't side lines
Securitv Land & Loan Co. Fari- bault
Security Mercantile Agency, Min- neapolis
Security State Bank. Detroit
Securitv State Bank. i:«lgerton . . .
Security State Bank, Tvs'in Valley.
Security State Bank, AVaseea
S.H-uritv Welding Co. Minneapolis
Seli'eri Theo B Land Co, Cotto.ii- \vood
Seig Sudio, Monticeib'
Si-i'vice Auto Co, NortiMand
S./rvice i':mploymcni (Jo, St Paul
S'-rviv',. Motor Sab.-s Co, Winona..
S' Wall Mnfg Co, ^Jinneapolis ■
> Mining Co. Duhith
' Crippen, A',;?tln
i;. imju tit Meyer, Minneai)olis . .
> Svveenev & Korsi Inc, St
••'1 u.-nMi. Dulufn
.MOiN _ stee) A\ito Wheel. Pan-
• Mm ^ Co, SL Cioud
Ui.-^oii I'i'us ^Ir.t'g Co. Minne'
Page 47 917 712 ITS SS9 -15 444
oo
''34 17 3 965
62 158
212 441
1003 1003 7 42 1430
611
4 2y
1571 150 307
213
iir.G
1352
211 ^ 7 S75 S75
1222
30-;
1116 '•> o Y 2S3 921 953
1004
207
650
eso
119 2 983
13Go 37 12 1
119 3
li6G
37
Si:-i<.'r,s <jf .St: I'^rn nci.-s. Winona..
S!ti.-,trand C K. W:irT.--u
.^•bdt'r Hi-OS it I 'o. Northueld . . . .
Sl.ian Ct !■:. W-ibkon
SriT'i.v Seliool. Mitinear^-'ii-^
Smilli P. F, Duluth
Smiih-Forsyth Co. S St Paul..
75S
4 5 q"7 94 S (J 7 0 14 3 9 1117 4 3 SS8
Smith S S. Worthing-ton.
Smith & Eagles, Duluth
Srnythe T R. Walker
Snow H C. Park Rapids
Snow J R. Mankato
Soiem Realty Co, Minneapolis...
Sorgenfrei S W. Virginia
South St Paul Daily Reporter Co,
South St Paul
South Side Sanitarium, Minne- apolis
Spalding Hotel. Duluth
Sparrow TV' M, Minneapolis
Speers- Jevne, ^Minneapolis
Right side lines Sportsmen's Headquarters, Lake
Pa I k
Sprinkrnann Fred & Son, Duluth., Spurrier W A Jr & Co, Pine River Stack Construction Co. Duluth... Sraey-MerriU Fruit Co. Duluth.. Stadibauer's Garage. Brainerd...
Stadtherr M P, Sauk Center '
Standard Rating Co. ^Minneapolis Right side lines Standard Service Co, Minneapolis Right side lines Standard Welding & Repair Co,
Minr.eapoljs
Standley N G. Blackduck
State Bank, Delano
State Bank, Echo
State Bank, Georgetown
State Bank, Gibljon
State Bank, Good Thunder
Slate Bank, Greenbush
State Bank, Ha Is tad
State Bank, lianska
State Bank, Hartland
Hector
Hoffman
Kennedy
Lamberton
Lester Prairie
Menahga
Mora
N e vv Richland
Ogilvie
Springfield .
Warren
Page 931 26 943 700 457 120S 933
887
1520 2S 1208
413
X
711 15 22 15 9 871
1579 149 224 2S2 330 330 338 34f^ 35T 354
State State State State State State State State State Statr^ l;anl- State BuiiK
Bank, Bank, Bank, Bank, Bank, Bank, Bank, Bank. B3 nk.
Sr.avanau E L. Waterville
Steamship Service Agency, Du- luth
Stearns County Loan & Invest- ment Co, St Cloud
Steele & Muck, Canby
Sterling Electric Co. ilinneapolis Left bottom lines
Stevenson E, iloorhead
Stewart H L, St Paul .~
Stewart-Taykir Co, Duluth
Stillwell E J Paper Co. St Paul..
Stitts C W, Lake Benton
Stock Y;ird.^- IMortgago Trust Co. South St Paul
Stfin- E 31. Duluth
Stone Land & Loan Co. Morris...
SLoni;-Urdr';iTi-\Vel!s Co. Duluth..
Storm Slu.'e Il.jspital. Iruuton....
Stradtniann A\'ni, M;'.nkato
Stremmel Bro^: liooring & Cornice Co, .\Ii nneapolhs
Strong-Scott Mnfg Co. Minncapo- li."--., Front edge right biUtom liM0<7 and
S' -lid'.'ba k.T Automobiles. I?-onton.
Stunt ebo. k Gnragf. Wadena
Sumner l^nginc C«», Fairmont....
Sumner Ha !'.!>■; v. Fairmont
S.mdkvist E c'c Co Inc. St Paul. . ,
Sunnvsido Gieeuhouse, IMinneap- oli.s 21 and
30O 374 400 416 420 470 65f; G72 6S5 894 949 955
757 179
30 43 3H 407
887 13 660 236 387 457
4 6
21
386 94 !. 30 V 3'^1
1218
IXDEX TO ADVEflTi^iKMEXTS.
Svinshine Florist. IMinneapolis . , . . 1213
Superior Iron & Metal Co. Duluth 4G Superior Paper Stock Iron & Metal
Co. Duluth 32
Sutherland J A, Little Falls 1017
Swanson's Inc. 2^IInneapolls 1218
Sv/edi.sh Hospital. Ivlinneapolis . . . I0O2 Tabitha Society of Minnesota. St
Paul 1303
Tapag-er C M. Albert Lea
Taralseth O H, Warren
Taylor G E, St Paul
Taylor J L, Verndale
Teig-en Land Co. Crookston
Terry Alf. Slay ton
Teaiiman Eros Co. Duluth
Theriaalt D, Wadena
Thexton Mnfs Co, Minneapolis..
Thieke & Spaldin??, Winona
Thiel Detecti\ e Service Co, St Paul
Thoniassen Hotel, Buffalo
Tiiompson D B,' Worthington
Thompson & Carlton, Rochester. .
Thomson-Williams Co, Duluth...
Thornton M P. Worthing"tou
Thorpe Bros, Minneapolis
Pljg-ht top iirie.b
Thorson 2.1rs Lena, Warren
Thurston-Hoftman Co, Minneapolis Right side lines
Tire Hospital, International Falls.
Tire Service Co, Northfield
Titcomb H A. St Paul -
Torvinen F W Co, Virg-inia
Tracy Cement Tile Co. Tracy
Transo Envelope Co, St Paul
Traverse Land Co, Wheaton
Tribune Printing- Co. Willmar....
Trisler C H, Minneapolis
Rigiit side lines
Triumph Prog-ress, Triumph
Tronsrue G M, Long' Prairie
Trotter Detective Bureau, Minne- apoli.c;
Trurnau Tribune, Trunnin
Tull William L (Inc). Duluth
Tunstead Heating- Co. Minneapolis Right side lines
Turner C A P Co Inc, Minneapolis
Tuttle Whitney »S: Co, JVIinneapolis Back cover and
Tweed C F, INIinneapolis
Twin City Barber College, Minne- apolis
Tv/in City Brief Printing Co. INIin- neapoiis
Twin City Chemical Co. Minneap- olis
Twin City. Dress Novelty- Co, IsUn- neapolis
Twin Citv Drv Cleaning- «fc Dyeing- Co. St Paul
Left top lines ilOS and
Twin City Engraving Co, Minne- apolis
Twin City Pipe Covering Co, St Paul „
Twin City Plating- Co, Minneapolis
Tvvin City Stamp & Stencil Co, Minneapolis
Twin Ports Glass Co, Duluth...,
Typewriter Clearing- Assn. Minne- apolis Left top lines
U S I Realty Co, Minneapolis
Back cover and
U S Stove Repair Co (Inc). >»Iinne- apolis Left side lines
Ulland Lajid & Loan Co. Fergus Falls
Underwood C M, [Minneapolis
fiL'ii and
104
949 1190 92S 213 880
24 940
36 9S2 11G7 171 990 741
14 991
947
6S0 I0I9 935 918 20 965 970
919
116S 920 43
1127
1002 1193
10G4
1359
628
1172
11 S3
119G
41 14 74
24
12 0"
S15 157 1
(Inc).
Page 1089 887
P iSl"^^'^^^ & Metal Mnfg- Co, St
United Commission Co
South St Paul
United Engraving Co Inc. St Paul , , Right side lines
L -lilted Sales Co, Minneapolis
l^ottoju line back cover Lnited States Claim Co. St Paul. IIIG United Stati^s Rubber Co. St Paul 45 Universal Car Agency. Minneapolis 1026
bpimger Land Co, Sherburn 878
vacuum Oil Co. Minneapolis 1443
Graceville . Foruham. Walnut
Benson
Linen Co, Minne-
\alesh Frank. \an Horn &
Grove
Van Slyke A W, Van Stone C W
apoiis
Variand System The,' St Paul! ! ! ,'
A asaiy S J. Little Falls
\ endome Hotel. Minneapolis
"V eness J W, Albert Lea
Victor Hotel. Duluth
\ meent Gabrell, Rochester
^ irginla Auto Co, Virginia
\ irg-inia Greenhouse & Floral Co,
Virginia
\olcansek Max, Eveleth ]
Volland J E C Land Co, Ada
340
945 143
1299 1209
430 1310
100 28
744
935
936 295 93
Vouk A B, St Cloud 765
^V'achter Wm. Tracy 9I6
Wadena Garage, 'Wadena 941
Vv\adena Land Co, Wadena 941
V agnor A F, Minneapolis 1003
AVuhkon Enterprise. Wahkon.... 1439
V ahi John Candy Co, Duluth... 14 Washburn & Wilke, Grey Eagle... 347 "Waldorf Paper Products Co, St
Paul Front cover
Walker Bin Co, ilinneapolis
Right side lines
Walker Pilot, Walker 944
Waiiinder E G. Duluth
Riglit bottom lines and 35 Waliings Cash Drug Store. Park
Rapids 701
Wange S P, Hav.-ley 359
Wangen & Son, Tintah 915
AVarner A M, Grand Meadow 341
Warren A-ato Co, Warren 950
Warren Machine - & Iron Works,
Warren 950
Waseca Fence Tool Co, Waseca.. 954
Washburn W D. Minneapolis
Right top lines Waterous Fire Engine Co. St
Paul 21
Waubun Land & Implement Co,
Waubun 957
Wawbeek Mining Co. Duluth 37
Weekly :Mirror, Minneapolis 135 3
Weinhagen Chas & Co. St Paul. . . 39 Weiskopf Paint & Vv'allpaper Co,
St Paul 1576
A\'elch Mnfg- Co. Minneapolis
Rig-ht side lines Welch-Wilmarth Companies. Min- neapolis Right side lines
Wehi D U. Windom 974
West Central Land Co, Brecken-
ridge 164
West Duluth Realty Co, Duluth. , 45 AVest End Scrap Iron & Metal Co,
Duluth .■ ." 46
West Hotel, Minneapolis 1312
Westbrook P F, Duluth 16
AN'esttrn Drug I'C: (Chemical Co,
Sioux- Falls S I> 1521
Western AVoodworking Co, Minne- apolis 1094
INDEX TO ADVEilTlSEMENTS.
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White Earth Reservation State j
Bank, Ogema 685 |
-White Laundry Co, rvlinneapolis . . 1349
Whiteley & Ruckman, Minneapolis 1434 Whitney A G Land & Loan Co. St
Cloud 765
Whitney Bros Co, Duluth 16
Whitney D E, Brainerd 159
Whittenberg- Brothers. Detroit... 227
Wiedig-er Wm, Park Rapids 7 01
Wiicox J W, Bemidji 140
Willcox Tyrrell S. Kasota 396
Williams Dr Sanitarium, Minne-
apolis 639
Williams Hardware Co. Minne- apolis 26
Williams Product Co, Buhl 173
Williams-Wendt Co. Minneapolis Rig-ht side lines
Williams & Pearson, Duluth 6
Williamson Stamp Co. IMinneapolis 1544 Williamson & Merchant, Minne- apolis 1454
Willmar Sash & Door Co. Will- mar Rig-lit bottom lines
Willmar Tribune. Willmar 970
Wiilwerscheid & Roith, St Paul.. 43 Wiimarth Show Case Co, Minne- apolis Rigiit side lines
Wilmers Land Agency Inc. Benson 143
Windmiller Co, Mankato 448
Window Display Eixture Service, Minneapolis. .. .Right side lines Winnebago Hollow Block & Tile
Co, Winnebago 975
Winona Business College (In'c) Winona 984
Winona Monument Co. Winona.. 985
Winona Radiator Co, Winona 985
Winthrop Tire Exchange, Win-
throp 987
Wisster Mining; Co, Duluth 37
vYolif L P, St Paul 1127
Wood Wm C Land Co, Mankato.. 447
Wood & Weiller Co. South St Paul 8SS
A\ oodruit Lumber Co. Duluth.... 35
Woods F C, Stephen 902
Woolery Machine Co, Minneapolis 36
Worthinton Hotel. A^'orihinton . . . 993 Wortliinton Progressive, Worth-
ington 993
Worthington Pump & Mahinery
Corp. St Paul 1489
Wortliington Sanitarium. Worth-
ington 992
Wriglit A J & Sons, Moorhead... 655 Wright A W & M A Nelson, Aus- tin 1351
Wright Barrett & Stilweli Co. St
Paul 4
Young C H Co. St Paul 1139
Young E M, Wadena 939
Youngdahl & Diers, Duluth 18
Zakrzewfchi Ignacv Land Co, Ste- phen 901
Zeiich & Walton, St Paul 109O
Zenith Iron Works. Duluth 31
Ziebeck Eros, Crookston 214
Ziegler Wm H Co, Minneapolis...
Right top lines Zimmerman Auto Market. Minne- apolis 1015
Zontek Leo, St Cloud 755
Zwick Bros, Lake City 409
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MINNESOTA STATE O AZiJXTEElU-lOSO
STATE OF MINNESOTA
Organized as a territory March 3d, 1849, admitted to the Union as a state May 11th, 1S5S. Area S4,6j2 square miles. Population, estimated C.nOO.oOO.
Minnesota was originally explored by French missionaries of the seventeenth century. Their writings and their records show that they had a highly favorable impression of its climate, forests, native animals and the pro- ductive values of the land and also of the clear skies and pure waters.
The French were followed by the Englisli who left the same record of appreciation of Minnesota, ospecially of its lands and iis climate.
In 1805, a company of the United States troops was sent to Minnesota to trade witli the Sioux and Chippewa In- dians and to place the state under mili- tary government.
m 1S3S, the Chippe\%-as ceded their lands on the east side of the Missis- sippi to the Government, whicii opened the forests to the lumbermen. This brought immense numbers of people to the state for their was no better timber found anywhere. The glowing- descriptions of the climate which they sent out over the Union brought large numbers of tourists to Minnesota. They came here for pleasure and recreation about the same as they go now to Yellowstone and the Yosemite National Parks.
Minnesota was known in the early SO's as the paradise of the tourist and throngs came here every summer.
The panic prevailing at th.e time the Civil %Vav began and the Indian up- rising of 1S62 impeded the progress of the new state considerably.
When the war occasioned a demand for agricultural products in excess of that produced in the settled states, they naturally looked to Minnesota as a country capable of producing the sur- plus and the influx of population to the state then was very rapid.
There was considerable railroad building and Minnesota began to attract attention as a wheat-raising region and then as a great dairy country.
The capital of the state was fixed at St Paul as being most easy of access. The progress of Minnesota has contin- ued uninterruptedly and the present year bids fair to be the best in the history of the state.
A third of the population of the state is in the cities of St Paul, Minne- apolis and Duluth. There are many thriving cities and villages. Tiie farm- er.s are all prosperous. The lands are all. increasing in value.
LOCATION. The state extends from 43 degrees 30 minutes to 49 degrees north latitude, and from 90 to 97 degrees west longi- tude, having an area of 84.6S2 square miles.
THE COMMERCIAU GATEWAY. The location of the state clearly In- dicates its importance to comnrierce. Ti'.e Great Lakes offer de-^p water
^i^of ^-i-'" Minnesota's prin-
cipal cities. Another is at the head of na\igation on the Mississiopi river with unniLerrupted communication to the Gull of Mexico. Another is on the Red Kiyer of the North which affords an outlet into Lake "Winnioeg, giving it connection with the Hudson Bay.
A network of railroads has spread cu-er tne state. The situation there- lore makes Minnesota the natural gate- way for the commerce of all the country vvest oi It and must have an influence on the fortunes of the state. CONTOUR OF THE SURFACE— ALTI- TUDE 1,200 FEET. This entire state, together with near- ly all of its surrounding country is covered with a deposit of loose friable ■ l^ to^^h^ depth of several hundred ^eer, which has been subject to the v/isnings of rains and melting snows and tne flowing of streams for ages, and as can readily be imagined, is^-ut into numerous ravines and vallev<3 of greatly varying width and depth there are therefore, but limited areas remain- ing which approach unformity of level. ''J h.e most nearly level places are on the uplands and in the wide valleys of the larger rivers. Generally the inclines are easy grades, with the drainage water courses flowing gentlv through expansive valleys and cutting the sur- face into a succession of billowv di- divides; but in several localities, as in the Missabe Ridge, and in places on the Coteaux and in the vicinity of some of tlie larger streams, the valleys are narrow and deep, and give the country the appearance of almost mountainous ruggedness. The large rivers have deep and contracted valleys in nearly all parts of the state, but this is especiallv the case with the Mississippi in th© lower part of its course, and with several of its tributaries in the south- eastern part of the state, where thov have cut deeply into the rocky form- ations which underlie the drift sur- face soil. The general inclination of the state is towards the southeast, the lower part being at the Iowa boundary. This is less than 700 feet above sea level, and the shore of Lake Superior on the northeast and the channel of Red River on the northwest are but little higher. The main elevation of the entire state, as estimated by the geologists, is about 1,200 feet; there being localities v/here the height of 2,100 feet, in the Missabe range, !h reacdied. The lowest cultivatable la.nd in the state is that in the lower portion of the Minnesota river valley, where the elevation is only about 800 feet. FERTILITY OP THE SOIL. The drift, whicli forms the surface covering of the entire state and every- wliere has a deptli beyond the reach of plow or other implement of cultivation, is apparently the debris of rocks, ground up by forces v.-hich in some past age have acted upon them for
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lone: periods oi time, a!;d precioiiate',] by the waters in which tliey were held in partial solutian. Triey include near- ly 6very rocky element found any- where upon the g-lo'je, and are more or less thoroug-hly interruixeci with organic remains. Tb.ey are rivit in plant food and yield luxuriantly h.11 kinds of cul- tivated crops ada.pted to the northern climate. The soil differs slightly in different parts of ti.e state; that in the lower lands and valleys having ol* course, a larger proportion of or- ga.nic matter, and it is uasuaily more clayey, except In the immediate vicin- ity of the streams, where tlie sands are washed free of other and llgriter material by successive overhows. On some of the Hat highiar.ds. as in par^s of Murray county, and in the Ked River valley, also, there is an unusual admixture of alkaloids, so mucii so in places as ' to impregnate the surface water to a degree rendering it unsuit- able for drinking. Tlieso spois are of limited extent, however, and the alkali does not seem to interfere with their productiveness, otherv/ise tiian to im- prove their adaptability for growing wh-eat. The lami everywhere is easily cultivated, and the proportion of the uncultivatable area is insigniflcant as compared with the total area of the state. The only extensive districts which can justly be calied unsuitable for cultivation are in the extreme northern part, and these are now found . to have a greater value because of the excellent iron ores the:.' contain. Along the Mississippi river and several otlier of the large streams there are places where the bluffs are cut into deep guileys for short distances, rendering a considerable aggrr-gate area too rough for farming purposes; but here again the timber growth more than compensates for the loss.
IjAKes and streams.
Minnesota has ten thousand lakes, varying in size from, forty acres to ten thousand acres of surface. Tiiese lakes contain the purest of waters and they contain large quantities of fish, alford- ing great sport for fishing. The Aiis- sissippi river traverses the state fron.| north to south. The other principal rivers are the Minnesota river, the St Croix, the Kettle river and the Red river of the North. There is no place in the world where water courses are of such frequent occurrence and where pure water is so abundant.
AREA OF PUBLIC 3:.ANDS. . The estimated total area of the state, exclusive of lakes and watercourses i§ 50,000,000 acres, of wiiich about J.OOO,- 000 acres are still ov.-ned by tne state and federal government and are sub- ject to sale, S','ttlernent and entry. 3iurn of this land is valuable for timber and agricultural purooses. and some or it is valuable for mineaal purpo>es. ine various railroad compaiiies also own large grants of land. ■ AGRICULTURAL FRODL'CTS.
Minnesota has probably the richest lands in the Union. For years it ha.s grown the larKC.'^t quantity and the highest grade of wheat knov/n as No. - Hard. The slate is adniira bly_ aao pt- ed for dairying and the dauymg m-
tt.'iests bring maiiy millions of dollars to trie farmers.
Tlie immin>;-nse quantities of high- grade wheat and the best grade of but- t^-^r which it produces caused Mr IL P. Kail to name it the "Bread and Butter ^"late of the Union." Ail kinds of sm.ali grains are gi'own prohtably in Minne- sota. Recently is has been discovered that the climate and soil were highly favorable to fruit raising and all kinds of fruits are now raised in abundance tnroughout the state.
THE MINING INDUSTRY.
3iIinnesota is one of the greatest iron, producing states in the Union. In fact it is ratfd as the second iron produc- ing ttaue. Its a.nuuai iron ore produce has grown uritil it is m.ore than dou- ble that of Pennsylvania. The three great ranges. Vermillion, Missabe and Cuyuna are attracting general atten- tion on account of the immense depos- its of high-grade ore. The industries whicii naturally follow the iron pro- duction are settling around Duluth. Thv steel plant has" the largest insti- tution of its kind in the world which is a great victory for Minnesota, be- cause heretofore, the products of the mines have been shipped across the
""'^^"■'tHE TIAIBER INDUSTRY.
The great forests of Minnesota have been a source of wonder and delight for a century, and it is the timber in- dustry that formerly aided in bringing the state to the prominence which it now enjoys. No finer grade of pine is produced anyvv^iere.
MANUFACTURING AND RAILROADS.
:Minnesota is primarily an agricul- tural state, although about one-eigth of its area is given up to mining. The mxanufacturing industries are widely diversified, but flour and lumber are the leading products although almost every article is produced here in large quantities.
The transportation facilities here are extensive and fast expanding. There are about 10.000 rniles of r;->ilroad in successful operation and the whole svstem of the v. est and the east ra- diiites from th.e Tv\-in Cities and Duluth.
vlinnesota has a fxee school system, second to no other in the nation. When the hrst territorial government was established in 1S4 9 an immense quanti- tv of land was set aside by Congress for the supnort of educational institutions. These lands are now of great value and are suificient to support the schools, colleges and universities of al- most any state but in addition to the revenue derived from these valuable school lands. tJie. state annually dis- tributes about ?l,000,<'iOO raised by speci- al tnx for the maintenance of the schools and colleges and university of tl!.--- State.
The Ten Thousand Lakes Ass'n has been organized to bring to notice the attr-nf>ti'.uis of Minnesota as a summer resort and it is expected that many thousands of persons v/ill come to Min- r.f'sotn to .^-pend their vacations, to en- joy tho ^c' liery of the most beautiful '-tate in tiie Union, to restore health and strf Tigth throuc!-h the cool and In- vigorating breeze that blow over the cool waters of myriads of clear water lakes.
MINNESOTA STATK GAZETTEER— 1020
Minnesota State Government
Capitol, St. Paul
ELECTION FIRST TUESDAY AFTER TllK FIRST MONDA.Y IN NOVEMBER EVFRY EVEN YEAR.
STATE OFFIOEES
Governor — J A A Eiirnquist, St Paul 1-ieut Governor — Tiios Frankson, St Paul.
Secretary of State — J A Schniahl, Redwood Falls.
Auditor — J A O Preus, Minneapolis.
Treasurer — Henry Rhines, Mora
Deputy Treasurer — E H Walden St Paul.
Attorney General — Cliffoi-d E Hilton, Fer|^u.s Falls.
Adjutant General — W P Rhinovv'. St Paul.
Commissioner of Education — J M McConnell. Mankato.
Public Examiner — A E Fritz, St Cloud.
Supei intendent of Banks — F E Pear- son, Pipestone.
Insurance Commissioner — Gustaf Lindquist. St Paul.
Fire Marshall — G E Nettleton.
Game Warden — Carlos Avery.
Librarian — E J Eien.
Public Employment Bureau — J H V^^ilson.
Park Commissioner, Dalles of St Croi>;~E M Truesdell, Taylors Falls.
Commisoioner of Immigration — Jas B Arneson, Deputy Chas E Kelley.
Commissioner of Agriculture — N J Holmberg.
Dairy and Food Commissioner — Chris 1 teen.
Secretary Daii-y- and Food Dept — II D :Meycr.
Chief Chemist — Julius Hortvet Superintendent of Fisheries — E W Cobb.
Commissioner of Weights and Pleas- ures— Chas C Nealc. Old Capitol.
Governor's Private Secretary — Leland W Scott.
Governor's Executive Clerk — H E Sainuelson.
Labor Commissioner — J P Gardiner
Expert Printer — S Y Gordon.
Inspector of State Mines — F A Vrildes. Hibbing.
Weighraaster — P P Quist.
TT S Property and Disbursing: OlTicor Ma.j H L Brady.
Commissioner of Highways — C M Eabcock.
Entonioligist — A G Ruggles, Univer- sity Farm.
Hotel Inspector — A Wittbecker. 314 State Capitol.
Board of Health and Vital Statistics F W Canpelen, N :M Watson, C E Sco- lie!(i, L*P Wolff, Egil Boeckmann, S Max White, A E Heuback, O W liol- comb, Roscoe N Hunt. .Sec and Execu- tive Oflicer. C E Smitr;, 12 State CaplLOl.
Inspector Steam Vessels and Steam Boilers — V E Patnaude.
Inspector of Apiarif^s — C D Blaker.
Secretary of Slat*; Fore.stry Board — C (1 Andrews.
Forester — W T Cox.
^^Secretary of Tax Commission— N Nel-
rh?^°^ ^^-'"'^ Capitol— C E Clmnel 30^;reLi?h'^ffdi"^^^^^^^^-^ H'^TSSn'ell. Muiue^r ^^Preme Court—Herman
siii^SS;:.°i.^^,^^brary Commis- ^^ij^upermtendent of Fisheries— E W SUPREME COURT OF MINNFSOT V
Qumn. Fairmont; Oscar Hallim. St
Commissioners— M D Tavlor c'f^A^'^''^^' ^^^^^ "^Vinona.
DeputT rK-" ^^i'^^^^^' St Cloud.
PrtlHe. -^ Clexk— Peter O Scow, Long
Reporter— H B Wenzell. St Paul. " JUDICIARY.
STATE
DISTRICT COURTS -JUDGES \XD
TERMS.
D Converse, South St Paul- Alb Johnson, Red Wing.
Dakota Coiinty— First M-nc'iv in ^JdS.r^"^^^ ^^londay in NSveJ^be?
Goodhue County— Second Iviondav in :\lHrca and hrst Monday in Octoher -
^ticnael. H O Planft, C C &upt/s''t
tll?^i?J^^-r'^~'T'"^^'T^•^^^^^ convenes on the ui.sl Muuday of each month, except July, August and Septem.ber. * '^-^^^^'^ D I' tl'S^'^'r? ^ Caliaghan. Rochester Olmstead County— First Monday ir June and December. v.-'^ud.j ii.
V/abasha County— Second Monday in -Aray._ second .Alonday in Noveraber
Mondav in
Arl.^ f'-^'- "H^'^ .-^i^^nday in April, tiiird Monday in • September.
P\)urth— Danl Fish. H D Dickinson, J H Steele, \V E Hale, K F Walte C S
W Av.n ^A?'-'^'' Moiyneaux W
\v Rai dwell, ^Unneai)olis,
Hennepin County— Court convenes on S|-cond 3londay in September and <-on- cleired scosion until calendar is
Fifth— A B Childress. Faribault.
Dodge county— First Monday in April, first .Monday in October.
Rice County— First Monday in May, second Monday in November
i,,^l\}^.^''''^y~7^^'''''^?^'''^^^y in June, first :^ionduy m December.
Waseca County— Third Monday in
ilarch. third Monday in October.
Sixlli — \V Li Comstock. Mankato
Blue Earth County — i'iist Tunsday in
l ehruaiy, first Tuesday in June, sec-
MINXKSOTA STATE GAZET TKKR~-1020
ond Wednesday in November.
Watonv/an County — First Tuesday in JIay. first Tue^^'iay in Ocio'oer.
Seventh — AV Parsons. Fvrgus Falls; J A Roeser, St Cloud; C A Nye, Moor- head.
Becker County — Fourth Monday in March, first MonoMv in O?toboi-.
Benton County — rrrcond Monday in April, lirst Monday in O'.nober.
Clay County — Seco.'^..:] ^.londay in May, first Monday in December.
Doug^las Count:. — Fourth ^ronday in February, first Tue^idav In September.
Mille Lacs County — Fourth Tu<"rsday in March, third Tuesday in October.
Morrison County — >.^.coi\d Tuesday In April, in odd nunii^.red years, first Monday in November, and in even num- bered years, Wednesday next folio w- in.£r gjeneral election days.
Otter Tail County — Second Monday in May. hrst iMondav in December.
Stearns County— Second Monday in May. first Monday in December.
Todd County — S»icond ..londay in March, third Monday in Sepieinber.
Wadena County — "Fourth Monday in April, second Mondav in Zsovember. Eighth — C M Tift't, Glencoe. Carver County — Second rvionday in March, second Monda:-' in October.
Le Sueur County — Third ilonday in February, third Monday in .September.
McLeod Countj- — Second Monday in May, third Monday in November.
Scott County — First Monday in April, fourth Monday in October.
Sibiey County — Fivit ISIonday in June, second Monday in December. Ninth — Franlc Clai-Tu^-. Redv/ood Falls. Brov.'n County — Thi'-d Monday in May, second Monday in Dec^-mbcr.
Lincoln County — Third Monday in March, fourth rvlon^icy in September.
Lyon County — Fir.st ^Monday in June, third Monday in November. -
Nicollet Count\' — Fir.st IMonday May. second Monday in October.
Redwood County — Third rvlon.day April, fourth Mondav in October. Tenth — S D Catherv.-ood. Austin. Fillmore County. — I-'irst Monday May, second Monday in Noven;ber.
Freeborn County — First T.Tonday February, second Moriday in :?.Iay fourth Monday in Septem.ber.
Houston County — L.i.'^^t Tuesday April, first Tuesday in December.
Mower County — Second Tuesday in January, second Tuesday in Jime.
Eleventh — Bert Fesler. W A Cant. J D F:nsig-:-i, Fl A Dancer, Dulutii :Martin Hug-hes, tlibbing; Fdvy Freeman, Vir- ginia.
Carlton County — Second Tuesday in February; first Tuesday in Jime; third Tuesday in October.
Lake County — First Wednesday in June and December.
Cock County — Tliird Monday in June. St Louis County — First "Wednesday in January. March, May, September and November, at Duluth; first Tuesilay in ' April, fourth Tue.sdav in A^.'cu^t, first Tuesday in December, at Virt^inia; first Tuesday in February. fir.sc Ti:es- day in June, fourth Tr.e.-dav in Octo- ber, at Hibblng-; third T-iosday in Jan - uarv. secon<i Tuesday in .\u.rust. at Fly
Twelfth — R T Diiiv, Renville; Gauthe E Qvalo. WlUmar.
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Chippewa County— First Mond.ay in June, lourth Monday in November.
Kandiyohi County — Third Mondav in March and first Monday in October.
LkIq qui Parle County — First Tuesdav in May. second Tuesdav in December, ^ Meeker County — First Mondav in June and December.
Renville County— Second Monday in May, second Mondav in November.
towift County — Third Monday in Mav. second Mojiday in November.
Yellow Medicine County — Third Tues- day in June, second Tuesday in Janu- ary.
Thirteenth— L S Nelson, Worthins--
ton.
Cottonwood County— First Mondav in •J^pe, second Monday in November."
Murray County — First Mondav in May and December.
Nobles County— Third Mondav in February, third Mondav in October.
Pipestone Countj-— Second Tuesdav in January, third Tuesday in Mav.
Rock County— Third Tuesday in March, last Tuesday in September.
I'ourteenth — Wm Watts. Crookston; Andr Grindeland, Warren.
Norman County — Second IMonday in May, second Monday in November. "
Polk County — First Monday in June and first Monday after the first of January.
Marshall County — Fourth Monday in May. fourth Monday in November. Kittson County — Triird Monday in June, second ZMondav in December.
Red Lake County — Fourth Monday in March, third Mondav in November. ^ Roseau County — ^Third :Mondav in May. fourtii Mondav in October.
Mahnomen County — Fourth Tuesday 111 October.
Penning-ton County — First Tuesdav in February and fourth Tuesday in June.
Fifteenth— W E McClenahan. Brain- erd; C W Stanton. Bemidji, and B F AVrig-ht. Park Rapids.
Aitkin County — Third Tuesdav In March, fourth Tuesdav in September.
Beltrami County — Second Tuesdav in February, second Tuesday in Septem- ber.
Cass County — Second Tuesdav in April and November.
Clearwater County — Third Tuesday in October.
Crow Wins; County — First Tuesday In INlay. first Tuesday in November.
Hubbard County — Fourth Tuesdav in May, first Tuesday in November.
Koochiching- County — Second. Tues- day in June and January,
Itasca County — Third Tuesday in Marcii. second Tuesday in Septem.ber. In addition terms may be held at Beau- d^'tte and Spooner, on order of the court, and pror^er notice given.
Sixteenth — S A Flaliertv, Morris.
Bifr Stone County — Third Mondav in ilarcli, second Monday in October,
Grant County — First IMoriday in June and fourth Monday in October.
Pope County Second Monday in
June, fourth .Mon(],'iy iri November.
Stevens Co'uity — First Monday in Marcli. fir.<^t Mondav in October.
Travor.so County — First Mondav in !M.'iy, s^-'cond Monday in November.
Wilkin (^)unty — Third Monday in ^iay, sf^cond .Monday in Decr-mber.
Seventeenth — K C Dean, l'\airmont.
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MIXNKSOTA STATK G VZETTKER— 1920
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Faribault County — First Monday in December and April.
Jack.son County — Second Monday in January, third Monday in May.
Martin County — Second Monday in November and March.
Eighteenth — A F Gidding-s, Anoka.
Anoka County — Third Monday in March, second Monday in October.
Isanti County — Third Monday in April, fourth Monday in September.
Sherburne County — Second Monday in May, second Monday in iN'ovember.
Wrig-ht County — First Monday in June and December.
Nineteenth — J N Searles. Stillwater.
Kanabec County — First Tuesday in January, fourth Tuesday in March, third 'Wednesday in June, third Tues- day in August.
Chisago County — Second Tuesday in October and May.
Pine County — Second Tuesday in April, third Tuesday in September.
Washington County — Second Monday in May, fourth Monday in November. In addition thereto general terms of court shall be held in Chisago County on the first Tuesday in May and Kan- abec County on the third Tuesday in August for the trial and determination both of civil and criminal cases.
NATIONAL. GUARD OF MINNESOTA.
Commander-in-Chief — Hon J A A Burnquist.
Adjutant General — W F Rhinow.
Asst. Adjutant General — May W C Gar is.
U S Property and Disbursing Officer Maj H L Brady.
Judge Advocate — Maj R F Seh^oeder. Ordnance OfRcer — May B L Kingsley:
STATE INSTITUTIOI^S
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
President — F W Murphy, Wheaton.
First Vice President — Lee F Warner.
Second Vice President — E J Stilweil. Minneapolis.
Secretary— T H Canfield.
Treasurer — Lester T Banks. Minne- apolis.
Managers — F W Murphy, Wheaton; Michael Holm, Roseau; W F Sanger, Windom; C M Johnson, Rush City; Jno Dwan, Two Harbors; Herman Roe, Northfieid; J L Mitchell. Austin; F B I^gan. Royalton; Frank Miliard. Canby.
UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA.
(Located at Minneapolis.)
The Board of Regents.
President of the Board— F B Snyder, Minneapolis.
His Excellency — Joseph A A Burn- quist. ex-olticio.
Lotus Delta Coffman, President of the University, ex-ofllcio.
J M McConnell Commissioner of Ed- ucation, ex-otiicio.
Milton M Williams. Little Falls.
r>r William J Mayo, Rochester.
John G Williams. Duluth.
George H. Partridge, Minneapolis.
Charles L Sommers. St Paul,
Albert E Rice, Willmai-.
Pierce liutler, St Paul.
Charles W Glotfelter. Waterville.
OlUeers of Administrntion,
Lotus D Coffman, Pres. Rodney M West. Itegistrar. Geo H Hayes, Comptroller. St Paul. Jas T Gerould, Librarian. Heniy A Hildebrandt. Superintendent ot Buildings and Grounds.
DEANS AND THEIR OFFICES.
Jno B Johnston, Dean of the College of Science, Literature and the Arts.
Edw E Nicholson. Dean of Student Aftairs.
Roscoe W Thatcher, Dean and Di- rector of the Department of Agricul- ture. Administration Building.
Edw M Freeman. Dean of the Col- lege of Agriculture, Forestry and Home Economics.
Elias P Lyon, Doan of the Medical School.
Alf Owre, Dean of the College of Den- tistry.
Wm R Appleby. Dean of the School of Mines.
Fred J Wulling, Dean of the College of Pharmacy.
Melvin E Haggerty, Dean of the Col- ege of Education.
Guy Stanton Ford, Dean of the Graduate School.
George W Dowrie, Dean of the School of Business.
Richd R Price, Director of Univer- sity Extension.
Jessie S Ladd, Dean of Women.
AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STA- TION. Station Staff.
R W Thatcher. Director; A D Wilson. Director Agricultural Extension; C G Seivig. Superintendent Northwest Sub- station (Crookston) ; M J Thompson. Superintendent Northeast Sub-station (Duluth); O 1 Bergh. Superintendent North Central Substation (Grand Rap- ids); P E Miller. Superintendent West Central Substation (Morris); Charles Haralson, Superintendent Fruit-breed- ing Farm (Zumbro Heights); W H Kenety. Superintendent Forest Experi- ment Station (Cloquet); R E Hodgson, Superintendent Southeast Substation ( Waseca >; ^V P Kirkwood, Editor; Har- riet Sewall. Li!}rarian; T J Horton, Photographer; R .V Gortner, Agricul- tural Biochemist; C H Bailey, Agricul- tural Biochemist; Andrew Boss, Agri- culturist; C P Bull, Agronomist; H K Hayes. Agronomist; C W Gay, Animal Husbandman; Francis Jager, Apicultur- ist; C H Eckles. Dairy Husbandman; W A Riley. Entomologist; A G Rugglcs, Entomologist; F L Washburn, Econom- ic Zoologist; William Moore, Entomolo- gist; William Boss. Agricultural Iwi- gineer; E G Chcyney, Forester; J P Wcntling, Forester; j H Allison, For- ester; "W G Brierley, Horticulturist; Le- Koy Cady, Horticulturist; M J Dorsey, Horticulturist; K M p'^reeman. Plant Pathologist and Botanist; E G Stak- maii, I'lant I'athologist; R C Dahiborg, Seed Analyst; L I Kniglit, Plan't Phys- iologist; A C Smith. Poultry Husband- man; J D Bhick. Agricultural Econ- omist; F J Alway. Soils Chemist; C P Fitch. Animal Pathologist and Bacteii- ologist; M H Reynolds. Veterinarian.
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Minnesota Institutes for the Deai. the Blind and the Feeble-minded. Fari- bault, F.xecutive Oiiicers: J N rate. Supt School for Deaf; J X Tate bupt School for Blind; J J Dow, Supt School for Feeble-Mmded. o * xr
Wilimar States Asylum — Supt, G K Freeman. , -o^^.
State Normal Schools— T\ inona, Pros G E Maxwell; St Cloud, Pres Jos C Brown; Mankato, Pres^.C H Cooper; Moorhead. Pr.s O M. Dickerson; and Duluth. Fres K ^ Bohantion; Eemidji, Pres M W Deputy. ^
St Peter Scite Hospital— Supt. R M
"^^Ro^hester' State Hospital — Supt, A F
'"^fSSu^'MI?- ^tate Hospitai-Supt. G O Welch. M D, , * t,.
First State Asylum — AnoKa. bupt vuc Coleman. ^-r o ^*
Second State Asylum — Hastings. Sup^
^"^MhiiSota Farmers* Institute— Supc A D Wilson, sec C H Vrelch. University
^ M^nesota Soldiers: Home--Minneha- ha Falls, Cornmo ndaat. b H low it i, Adjutant, R R Henderson; Quartermas- ter C F Dolan; Surg-eon. T c Claik, Sec,. Ven H Davis; Office Old State
^^Mi'rmesota Training School for Boys —Red Wing. J T Fulton Supt. _
Minnesota Home School for ^iri=.— Sauk Center, Mrs Fannie I- reach Morse, Supt. ,
Public Schools for Dependent and Neglected Children— Owatonna. G A Merrill. Supt, „^
State Reformatory — bt Cioud. H iv v\
^"Re^fortaatorv for Women— Shakopee; Florence Monahan, Supt,
Sanatorium for Consarapti\ es— Walker; P M Flail, M D, Supt. ,
Hospital for Ir.digent, cripv ea and Deformed Children— 1003 Ivy; x.lizabe.h McGregor. Supt. t>, t ^ni-
State Prison— Stillwater; Jno J bai
^ ' Ynnnesota"^ Crop Improvement Asso- ciation—C P Bull. Sec, University Farm
Minnesota Highvv-ay ImprovenTent Assn State Capitol — Pres and Sec, ti G Davis; Treas, Kelsey Chase.. r'^.iir
Minnesota Historical Societ> —cedar n e cor Central av. Open ^laib except Sunday 8:30 a m to o p m. x^ibiao or 130.000 books and pamphlets, to^ethci with museum; contains many VOlU^^^^^^. pictures, curiosities, historical rtii^s. etc. The annual meetings ot tiu^ .so- ciety are held on the second Mondav succeedinsr the assembling or tne J.e,,
islature in years v/hen a ^^^^f^'^'V] A and in other years on the .second :^loa- day in Januarv. G S Ive.s, Pres. b J Buck, Sec and Supt. ,
Dand and Lake Attraction Board— K R Wise (Brainerd). Chairman; West (Detroit). T B Himmelmon Ix-.ai- mont), H J Westlake iMinneairo!..0. S U- Ditteuhofer (St Paul). I A 5^<^f'l'' (St Paul), Executive Sec. lol i'^ oux .-^t Paui.
STATE FISI-I HATCHERIES. E W Cobb, Supt of 1 ishevie.s. St I'aul— O W Mix. For.-inaii Gleuwood— J A Pinkerton. loreman. Detroit— Jno Huuerle, Foreman, French River— R G Gale, foreman.
Granite Falls — T Twedt. Foreman, Bemidji — T Surber, Foreman. Minnesota State Art Society — Pres,
E H Hewitt; Treas. E C Gale; See, T G
Holyoke.
Minnesota Tax .Commission — J G Armson, Chairman; J T Hale. Samuel Lord, N Nelson Sec.
STATB BOAEDS AND ASSOCIA- TIONS
Advisory Commission Minnesota State Sanitorium for Consumptives — Dr C W More. Eveleth; Dr Chas F Mc- Comb, Duluth; Dr E T Sanderson, Min- neota; Dr P A Smith. Faribault; Ex- ecutive Sec, Dr FX L Tavlor. Dowry bldg. St Paul; Supt. Dr P M Hall, Walker.
Board of Examiners of Nurses — Ida C L Isaacson. Esther Porter, Je.mette McLaren, Carrie Rankeillour, Dore Cor- neiesen, Sec.
Board of Examiners to Governor Ap- pointments in the Dept of Labor and Industries — Arthur Woodhouse. Louis Bptz, J P Gardiner, Labor Comnr, Ex- ofncio.
Board of Grain Appeals at Duluth — J F Ingersoll, Jno Owen. H P Bjorgc.
Board of Grain Appeals at Minneapo- lis— A P Evanson, D P O'Neill, R Zie- semer.
Board of Education — Jas W Hunt (Duluth). Julius Boraas (Faribault). Thos E Cashmau (Owatonna), INIrs Sar- ah W M.uss-er (Little Falls), W D Wil- lard (Mani^ato).
Board of Regents University of Min- nesota— Pres, P B Snyder. A E Rice. G PI Partridge. J G Williams. Pierce But- ler, Dr W~'J Mayo. M M Williams, C W Glotfeiter, C L Soramers; Ex-ofncio members. Gov J A A Burnquist, J M McConneil and L D Coffmam
Board of Trustees of Minnesota Sol- diers Home — B J Mosier, A E Haven, R H Jefierson. R D O'Brien, Max Hoe- fer. P G Woodward, Jno R Howard, Silas H Towler, Commandant; Glen H Davis. Sec.
Board of Yv^oraen Visitors — Mrs H L Stark. Mrs G W Stewart. Mrs W J O"- Toole, Mrs J L Washburn, Mrs T F Kenny, Mrs F F Morse, Sauk Center Supt Flome School for Girls.
Capitol Grounds Commission — Louis Betz, David P Jones, Frank O'Meara.
Board for Seed Potaoto Inspection— Robt Scott (Ulen), A M Sisler (Grand RoDids), C E Brown (Elk River), ex ofllcio R W Thatcher; Dean State Farm School. _ ,
Board of Control, 29 State Capitol. Chairman, P A Hilbert; R W Wheelock, C J Swendsen. members. See, Downer Mullen. M B Davis; Asst Sec, Pur Agt, 3il G Possum.
Athletic Commission — Chairman. F B Thompson (St Paul); H C Ribenack (Duluth), R J Sieberlich (Minneapolis).
Board of Accountancy — J J Anderson, J S Matte son. N B Hinckley.
Board of Arbitration — R F Pnck, G F Buehler. H W Southv/orth, Sec.
Board of Automobile Examiners — • W S -Afilhor (Minneapolis). W II Healy (Duluth). W O Larson (St Paul).
Board of Chiropody E.vaminer.-^ and Registration — Dr G H Collier (St Paul). l)r i: S Wnhnnin <'St Paul), Arnielia Hibeau (St Paul). Dr Edwin C Murphy (St Paul). Dr W V Ramsburg (Minne- apolis).
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Board of Chiropractic Examiners — W H Vreeland (Sl Puul), I C Eeiwards (Fergus Falls), F A ilarti-ier uMinne- apolis), P 1) Pettr^ion (.Preston) W H Konkler (Duluth).
Board of Dental Examiners — W D James (Tracy), G C Giilam (Austin), B J Sandy (Minneapolis). C E Conley, il B Wilson.
Comnr of Draiaag-e and Waters — E V Willard (St Paul)
Board of Electricity — J W Helm (Minneapolis), Jos r^lacauley (St Paul) A W Lindgren (Duluth), O :M Frvkman (Minneapolis), F A Otto (St Paul).
Board of Examiners of Barbers — Walter Dunlop, P H Timmons. PI M Trapshuh.
Board of Immigration — Jas D Arne- son. Comnr, 200 Siatt- Capitol.
Board of Investment— l'/. i< State Capi- tol; J A A Burnriui^L, Cliairinan: Henry nines, J A O Preus, C D Hilton, F B Snyder, Wm H Larason, Sec.
Board of J^clw Examiners — Prc-s-, F L Cliff; Sec and Treas, Vernon C Pidseon; Warner E Whipple, F E Putnam, C L Caldwell, S II Somsen.
Board of Medical Fxarainors — G E Putney. Tiios McDavitt. Thos l/owe. Weiser, A M Eastman, C J Holman. Ida Mac he en.
Board of Optometry — E T Arduser, H O Schleuder, E H Kielr:enapp, F J Pratt, A R Burquist.
Board of Osteopathy — A D Ilecker, E C Pickler, E E Giltner, J W Hawkin- son, Li S Keycs (Minneapolis). Sec.
Board of Pardons — Hon J A A Burn- quist, Hon Calyin E tirown, C L Hilton, State Capitol.
Board of Parole — C E Vasaly, C J Swendseai', J J SuUivan, Ilev H C Swearingen, State Capitol.
Board of Pliarmacy — Meets at State University, third Monday of January, 'April, July and October. Pres. Hugo Peterson; H W Rietzke, E A Brown. Marie Piesing er, J no PI Eei.se, Fergus Falls; Sec, E A Tupper, Minneapolis.
Board of Veterinary Medical Exam- iners— L Hay. W C Prouse, Vi I Boyd, C J Sigmond, Robt Donaldson. A ,1 Tupa Sec, PTniversity Farm.
Board of Visitors for Public Institu- tions— Rev W A Nolan, S't^ran J Turn- blad. A W ]\Iilton, Rev C Nystrorn, J R Svv'ann. J C Matchitt, Exec Sec; Gov J A A Burnf4uist. member ex-ofhcio Old State Capitol.
Dairy and Food Department — Com- missioner. Chris Pleen; Asst Commis- .-•ioner. A D Sibbald; Sec, H D .Meyer, St Paul; Chief Chemist. Julius Hort- vet. Minneapolis.
Department of Labor and Industries • — Comnr J P Gardiner; Supt of Womens and CliiJdren.s Dept. Louise S>-l\utz:.
Department of Weigh.ts and Measures — Old State Capitol. Comnr, Ctias C Neale; Chf Cik, Edsv Swunison.
State Fish Hatchery — Vv'il!o%v Brook Hatchery, ft of Preserve, Dayton's Bluff. Supt. Eben W Cobb.
IVIINNESOTA FORESTRY ASSOCIA- TION.
Dietrich Lange, President. St Paul. C D Velie, Vice President, Minneapo-
lis.
F H Bathke. Secretary. St T'aul. Phil H Planson, Treasurer, St Paul.
Exci'utlve Committee.
T-r.n y ^.'^^'^v ^ Cheyney. Mrs A R ^ Ploltzermann. H C Klein.
Lloyd Peabody. P C Records. D P Tior- ney.
Forestry Board— M M William, W B § "^^ Thatcher. W H Tomlin- ^?r\/rt,\^'''^}}' ^^'^^ Shaw. F S Lycan, W M Taber. E G Cheyney. St Paul; Sec! C C Andrews; Chief Forester, Wm T Cox. St Paul.
^^^^iS-hway r^epartment— C M Babcock.
Land Improvement Board — L B Ar-
?>'^.^?-/?"^''.^H^U '^^^'^ ^^^P;^ (Grand Rapids) and A P Silliman (Hibbing).
Library— 321 State Capitol. 86,000 volumes, chiefly law and state docu- ments. Open daily from 8:30 a ra to 0:^0. p m and during tlie sessions of the i-egislature open at all times. State Librarian, Elias J Lien.
Live Stock Sanitary Board— Pres. J N Gould: Vice Pres. M H Reynolds; See. ^X, )r-p^^^^. O A Nelson. W S Moscrip. tor "le^Tibers. Old State Capi-
Minimum Wage Commission, 232 State Capitol— J p Gardiner. Chairman; Ehza P Evans, Sec; C W Gordon, mem- ber.
Railroad and Warehouse Commission — btate CapitoL I B Mills. Chair- man; W H Putnam, O P B Jacobson. A C Clausen. Sec; Thos Yapp. Asst Sec.
Securities Commission — 235 State Capitol. J B Sanborn, Chairman; C J Andre, i!.xecutive Officer; M J Brov/n. F E Pearson, A E Fritz, members.
Seed Laboratory — R C Dahlberg. Sec; Lnjversity Farm.
Stallion Registration Board — Univer- sity Farm. Sec, C W Gay.
Teachers Employment Bureau — His- torical Library Bldg. E T Critchett, Director.
Surveyors-General of Logs and Lum- ber— W T Cox.
Great Lakes to St Lawrence Tidewa- ter Conxmission — J L Record (Minne- apolis). G C Hartley (Duluth). M J Dowling (Olivia), C P Craig Sec (Du- luth).
GOVEKNOKS OF MINNESOTA
GOVERNORS OF MINNESOTA TERRI- TORY.
Alex A Ramsey, June 1. 1849, to May 15. 1853.
A Gorman. May 15. 1853, to April 23, 1857.
^^SamKS Medary, April 23, 1S57, to May
GOVERNORS OP THE STATE OF MINNESOTA.
H H Sibley, May 24. 185S, to Jan 2, lo 60.
Alexander Ramsey. Jan 2, 1S60, to July 10. 1863.
H A Swift, July 10. 1SG3, to Jan 11. lSt;4.
Stephen Miller, Jan 11, 18G4. to Jan S, 18CC.
W R :\[arshall, Jan 8. 1S66, to Jan 9, 1870.
Horace Austin, Jan 9, 1870. to Jan 7, 1874.
C K Davis, .Ian 7. LS74. to Jan 7. 187G.
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J S Pillsburj-, Jan 7. lS7b\ to Jan 10, 18S2.
F Hubbard, Jan 10. 1SS2. to Jan 5,
1SS7.
A R McGill, Jan 5. 1887, to Jan 9. ISSG. W R Merriam. Jan 9. 1889. to Jan 4, 1893.
Knute Nelson, Jan 4. 1893, to Jan CI, IS 95.
D M Clough, Jan 31. 1895. to Jan 2, 1899.
John I^ind, Jan 2, 1899. to Jan 7. 1901. S R Van Sant, Jan 7, 1901. to Jan 4, 1905.
J A Johnson, Jan 4, 1905. to Sept 21, 1909.
A O Eberhart, Sept 21. 1909, to Jan 2, 1914.
W S Hammond, Jan 5, 1915, to Dec 30. 1915.
J A A Burnquist, Dec 30. 1915, to Jan 1, 1921.
UNITED STATP:S SENATORS.
Knute Nelson, Alexandria; term ex- pires March 4th. 1925.
P B Kelloj^g-, St Paul; term ex- March 4th, 1923.
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS.
First District — Sydney A.nderson, Lanesboro.
Second District — F F Ellsworth, Mankato.
Third District — C R Davis. St Peter. Fourth District — Oscar Keller, St Pau.l
Fifth District — Walter N Newton. Minneapolis. ■
Sixth District — Harold Knutson. St Cloud.
Seventh District— A J Volstead. Gran- ite Falls.
Eig-hth District — W L Carss. Duluth.
Ninth District — Halvor Steenerson Crookston.
Tenth District— T D Schall. Minneap- olis.
LEGISLATURE.
Sessions biennial. Next legislature meets January, 1921. Next state elec- tion, November 2d. 1920.
LEGAL HOLIDAYS
January 1st.
December 25th. ^ ^
Labor Day — First Monday in Septem- ber.
Lincoln's Birthday — February 12th. Washington's Birthday — February 22d.
Memorial Day — May 30th. Independence Day — July 4th. Good Friday — Next preceding Easter Sunday.
General Election Day— First Tuesday after the first Monday in November m even -numbered ytars.
The statutes of the state indirc./ily 'recognize Sunday :!nd Thank.'^.tiiving Day or the dav followinpr v, iien any of tho last fail on Sunaav, as U-^-al holidays, by pro-viding tiial nu-turing paper, bills of exchange, etc. falung due on those days shall be due and pay- able On the business da-y preceUing.
UNITED STATES OFFICERS IN MINNESOTA
Federal Reserve Bank — Ninth Dis- trict. Minneapolis: R A Young. Govern- or; J H Rich. Federal Reserve Agt.
INTERNAL REVENTTE. Edw J Lynch, Collector.
REVENUE AGENTS OFFICE.
Office: Custom House Building, St Paul, C E Boulden, agent in charge.
INCOME TAX MEN. Geo J Abel, Claire H Barber, Hjalmar Eclov. Benjamin H Flesher. Curtis C Goodson. Albert W Graham. Rodney Hanson. Archie W Hayes, E B Heiberg, Harry Rimmelman, Jens P Jensen, Robert Kerr, G W Kurtz, C W Larson, John Miller, Carl W Molin, Hugo B NordPtrom, Otto H Olson, Henry T Par- ker. Edgar N Read. C \V Rink, Guy C Shafer, L F Snyder. E J Stowers. J B Templeton, George Thane, C J Trepan- ier. A H Wagner, W B Waterman, Jo- seph C Westberg, H F Westerveid, M A Wiltse.
ESTATE TAX MEN. John F Cheek, William H Hal, George Herman, Harry Johnson. Chas D Kelso, F M Stover.
STENOGRAPHERS. Louise M Baker, Ellen C Dahlquist, Gertrude M Kennedy, Esther M Larson, Hazel E Proulx, Florance M Sandberg, Frieda Seratan.
CUSTOMS SERVICE.
Port of St Paul and Minneapolis — At St Paul. H A Lund. Collector; C R Cooley, Special Deputy Collector; A K Teisberg, Examiner and Acting Ap- praiser; S L Howell. Deputy Collector and Clerk; W J Murohy. Deputy Col- lector and Clerk; T R Dumont, Deputy Collector and Clerk; G A Welant, Tea Examiner; Jas Shields, Clerk; E F Flynn. Clerk; Laura A Colver. Clerk; 2vl J Tobin, Inspector; F F Stevens, Deputy Collector and Clerk; S J Qalnn. Inspetor; G L Abeler, Storekeeper; C E Thurston, Storekeeper; W F Westphal- inger, Opener and Packor.
Port of St Paul and Minneapolis — At Minneapolis. C R Cooley, Special Dep- uty Collector; F W Weber, I^eputy Col- lector; J E Munson. Deputy Collector and Clerk; A J Mullen, Examiner and Acting Appraiser; Herbert NewUmd. Storekeener; J J Thomnson. Deputy Collector"; H J Mayo. In.sp.jci i or ; W II Clapp Clerk; D W O Stfgner, In.spector.
Port of Duluth and Snp.Tior — At Du- luth. Harri:> Beniu-tl, C'ol l'";tor of Cus- tomsftt N A Lin'ii'rij.':--;. S[... rial L'oputy Collector; Frank .^wurlicrk, Deputy Collector and Insjjccicr; \V S Petty. Doputv Collector uiid i ns;,(jctor; O L Davis," Fop tity Ccllmor ;!i!<i Inspector; Louis B.'-aUiOb?', I'-piifr Co!lt,'i;tor and Ir-sptiOtor; l-l W I'.'-Hton, I'MM)iity Collec- tor an.! ln,Si>o.;tor ; D C Mcivorizie, Dep- uty ror.<.-';t'>r and J nsjjfctor; H D Fox. Deputy <'()ll"iior .■in<! liKiDOclor; A G Hans.)!!, .Stnr"i:'.-t p'T .ind I iinrector.
l:>.>rt of Duluth and ;-.ufH.rh)r — At Su- perior, Wis. T B .Mills, I>oputy Col-
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lector and Inspector; O A Bf^rrr. Deputy Collector and In.spector; A M Muliigcan Deputy Collector and Inspector; G C Luckenbill. Deputy Collector and Store keeper; Henry Druillard, Deputy Col lector and Inspector; O L Maderer, Dep uty Collector and Inspector; O N Nich Olson, Deputy Collector and Ir;Fp'oCtor A E Anderson. Deputy Collector and Inspector; G D Landman, Deputy Col- lector and Inspector; Robt Sickert Deputy Collector and Inspector; G 1 Clapp, Deputy Collector and Inspector Sub-Port of Warroad, Minn — Floyd Townsend, Deputy Collector and Clerk. G J Anderson. Deputy Collector and Inspector; Jos Nelson, Deputy Collector and Inspector.
Sub-Ports of Baudette. Minn — ,T A Kennedy, Deputy Collector and Inspect or; F W Schmidt, Deputy Collector and Inspector; C J Brov\-nrigg-, Deputy Col- lector and Inspector.*
Sub-Port of International Falls Minn — Jno Thompson. Deputy Collector and Inspector; Marshall Hall. Deputy Collector and Irspeotor; Euwin Thoe, Deputy Collector and Inspector.
Sub-Port of Ranier, Minn — J A Rose, Deputy Collector and Inspecror; F H Ault, Deputy Collector and Inspector; H J Mayo, Deputy Collector and In- spector; N H Nelson, Deputy Collector and Inspector; E A Shelrud, Deputy Collector and Inspector.
Sub-Port of Pine Creek. Minn — A Knutsen, Deputy Collector and In- spector.
Sub-Port of Indus, Minn — D J Ken- nedy, Deputy Collector and Inspector.
Sub-Port of Two Harbors, Minn — H E Plansen, Deputy Collector and In- spector; J R Morrill, Deputy Collector and Inspector.
Sub-Port of Noyes — J A Noyes, Dep- uty Collector in chargre; W T Fahey, Deputy Collector and Clerk; J C Cowan, Deputy Collector and Inspector; Jno McConnachie, Deputy Collector and In- spector; C H Phillips, Deputy Collector and Inspector; H H Davis, Deputy Col- lector and Inspector; A M C Warner, Deputy Collector and Inspector.
DEPT OF JUSTICE.
(Bureau of Investigation.) R E Skeliy in charge.
U S ENGINEER OFFICE.
(River and Harbor Improvement.) St Paul Dist — Lieut Col F A Pope in charge.
Duluth Dist— Lieut Col F A Pope In charge.
MARSHAL'S OFFICE.
J A Wessel, St Paul.
S J Picha, chf dep marshall. St Paul.
C M Smith. St Paul; J H McGuire. St Paul; Louise A Lau. St Paul; F W Tufts. Long Prairie. F L Bradley. Du- luth; F G Halgren. Bemidji, Deputy MarshaLs.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
C W Salter, B L Weeks, Customs Agents. St Paul.
SECRET SERVICE.
Frank Sommers, Resident Operator. St Paul.
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WE ATHE R BURE A U. J N Ryker, Observer. St Paul. BUREAU OF PEN.SIONS. Fede^Ii ISJS'st'^KS ^ Examiner. 204 RAILWAY MAIL SERVICE.
^%'iVt^^7. Federal Building. St Paul. P,J -^^^y^^^ion— Embracing North-
Minn^ '^nr"'^"^^^ Michigan. Wisconsin. Minnesota. .North Dakota. South Da-
?r '\ Superintendent. peMnter^ie'nt.'"' Division Su-
UNITED STATES JUDICIARY. trSi"'n^ Holding United States Dis- aV^ ^b^nol'f l''^ Di^^trict of Minnesota f"?,^,^, ^>^- Act of Congress.
lOrli ""'"'^ approved Feb
lOth. Iji)^. look eilect March 1st. 1S04.
ri J '^i'^^ I^ivision, Winona— Third Tues- caj^ 111 May, third Tuesday in Novera-
T.fp^c!;?."-' ^^'^^Ip^'. Mankato—Fourth tober ' Tuesday in Oc-
Third Division. St Paul— First Tues- day m June, first Tuesday in December.
Fourth Division, Minneapolis— First ?obe'r '^'"^ TuesW in Oc-
Fifth Division. Duluth— Second Tues- day in January, second Tuesday in July. T,?i I^.^^'fsion. Fergus Falls— First November;'' '^"'^^^^ Tuesday in
United States Circuit Court of Ap- peals oi. the Eighth Circuit— Sits St -Paul on the first Monday in Mav; Den- ver the first Monday in September; St the first Monday in December. Judges, Hon Willis Van Devanter \\a.shington, D C, Circuit Justice; Hon \\alter II banborn, St Paul Minn; Hon TK-^f ^ Hook Leavenworth Kas; Hon ^^-^ ^,^"^^th. Council Bluffs la; Hon Jpim E Garland. Washington D C; Hon Ivimbrough Stone. Kansas City Mo yerk. Eug^^e E Koch, St Louis Mo. " ^'^^•■^^^^ STATES DISTRICT COURT.
i^fl'^',?'' Ju'^^es— Hons Page Morris and Wilbur F Booth
Clerk— Charles L Spencer. District Attorney—Alf Jaques. Du- luth.
o.-^f ,^^-'^t^^ct Attorneys— J M Dickey lis ^ Anderson, Minneapo-
Marshal — J A Wesse!. St Paul Referees in BankruutcV — T Valen- ^J'15"v'^^'i"^"^t; Jean A FJittie. Mankato; G S Ives. St Paul; Alex McCune, Minne- apolis; E W Campbell. Litchfield; Vv O P^^li^W.J-'i'iiith; O J Vauie, Crookstnn;
FanbaJlt.'^' ^^""^^'^ ^ ^^^^'^^
U S Commissioners for District of Minntisota — Saml Wlialev. St Paul- IT S -Abi)ott. Minneapolis! W F StetYes Spooner; Alpiieus E Doe. Stillwater" Donald M Cameron. Little Falls; J C H Engei, Dulutli; Levor A Levorson. Fer- gus I'ulis; Jno i'eterson. Oklee- Red Lake county; Alex i'^osmark. Warroad- Knute Nelson, Middle River; O A Poi- rier. Virginia; Wilheim Michelet Thief
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River i^alls; G C Parker. I.ittlefork; G J Brenden, Badger; Benj Taylor, jVfankato; W A Fleming, Brainerci; L L Winje. Detroit.
FOEEIGI'I CONSULAR OFFICERS
Argentina. E C Perez, Consul General, New York City.
Austin — In charge of Swedish Con- sulate, Minneapolis.
Belgium — L De Waele (Consul Gen- eral). New Orleans La.
Bolivia — Jose M Gutierrez (Consul General). Nev/ York City.
Brazil — Pedro Nunesde Sa (Vice Con- sul), Chicago 111.
Chile — M H Khlert (Consul), Chicago 111.
Back Hin (Consul),
A Saavedra (Consul),
China — Moy Portland Ore.
Columbia — J Chicago 111.
Costa Rica — Bertliold Singer (Con- sul), Chicago 111.
Cuba — Franci.sco P Caballeroy Tap- any (Consul), Chicago III.
Denmark — Bent Fritz Faikenstjerne (Consul), ChicasTO 111; J E Nelson (Vice Consul), St Paul.
Dominican Republic — F W Job (Vice Consul). Chicago III.
Ecuador — Frutos T Plaza (ConsuD^ Chicago 111.
France — Antonin Barthelemy (Con- sul). Chicago 111.
Germany — In charge Swiss Consul- ate, St Paul Minn,
Great Britain — H D Nugent (Consul General). Chicago 111; (Vice Consul for Minnesota), Minneap- olis.
Greece — Constantino Xanthopoulos (Consul General). Chicago 111.
Guatamala — E PI Heath (Consul), Ivo.nsas City Kan.
Haiti — Charles IMoravia (Consul Gen- eral), New Y'ork City,
I-Ionduras — G M Hernandez (Consul), Kansas Citv ^lo.
Italy— Attilio Castigliano (Consul for Minnesota), Dulutli Minn.
Japan— Saburo Kurusu (Consul), Chi- cago HI.
Liberia — Hutcliins Inge (Consul), St Louis Mo.
Mexico — E E Martinez (Consul). St Louis Mo.
Monaco — Ray P Saffold (Consul), San Francisco,
Montenegro — TV F Dix (Honorary Consul General) New York City.
Netherlands — A Enkema (Vice Con- sul), Minneapolis Minn.
Nicaragua— F Alex Stewart (Consal). Minneapolis Minn.
Norway— E H Hobe (Consul) St Paul Minn.
Panama — Tulio Guardia (Consul) , Chicago 111.
■ Paraguay — F L Phillips (Vice Con- sul). Kansas City Mo.
Persia — Milton Seropyan (Vice Con- sul). St Louis Mo.
Peru — Craig Hazlewood (Honorary Consul). Chicago 111.
Portugal — S C Simms (Vice Consul), Chicago III.
Roumania — Walter Brewster (Con- sul). Chicago 111.
Russia — Antoine Volkoff (Consul General), Chicago 111.
Salvador — Berthold Singer (Consul), Chicago III.
Servia— Michael Pupin (Consul Gen- eral). New York City.
Siam — Milward Adams (Consul), Chi- cago 111.
Spain — Francisco Javier de Salas y Sichar (Consul General), New York City.
Sweden — Theophilus Wessen (Vice Consul). Minneapolis Minn.
Switzerland— Alf Karlen (Consul), St Paul Minn.
Turkey — In charge of Spanish Em- bassy.
Uruguay— R C Lebret (Consul). Chi- cago 111.
Venezuela— Blaine J Brickwood (Consul). Chicago 111.
UNITED STATES ARMY. United States Army Recruiting Olfice — Col C W Castle in charge, 202 Cen- tral Bank bidg, St Paul.
EAILKOADS AND THEIE HEADQUARTERS
BOARD OF RAILROAD AND WARE- HOUSE COMMISSION.
I B Mills, Chairman, Moorhead.
O P B Jacobson, Fergus Falls.
F W Putnam, Red Wing.
A C Clausen, Secretarv, St Paul.
Tos Yapp, Asst Secretary. St Paul.
D F Jurgensen, Engineer. St Paul.
B F- & 1 F Ry — Big Fork & Inter- national Falls Ry (Brainerd Minn).
C B & Q R R— Chicago Burlington and Quincy. Chicago 111.)
C G W R R— Chicago Great Western Railroad. (Chicago 111.)
C M & St P Ry— Chicago. ^lilwaukee & St Paul Railway, (Chicago HI.)
C N Ry — Canadian Northern Railwaj'. (Winnipeg Man.) Canadian Northern.
C R I & P Ry— Chicago. Rock Island & Pacific Railway. (Cliicago 111.)
St St P M & O Ry— Chicago. St Paul. Minneapolis & Omaha Railway. (St Paul Minn.)
C N W Ry— Chicago & North- western Railway. (Chicago HI.)
Minneapolis Northfield & Southern Ry Co. (Minneapolis ^Nlinn.)
D M & N Ry— Duluth. Missabe & Northern Fiailway. (Duluth Minn.)
D S S & A Ry — Duluth, South Shore & Atlantic Railway. (Marquette, Mich. )
D W & P Ry — Duluth. Winnipeg & Pacific Railway. (W^innipeg Man.) Canadian Northern.
D & I R R R — Duluth & Iron Range Railroad. (Duluth Minn.)
D & N E R R — Duluth. Northeastern R B (ClOQuet Minn.)
D & N M Ry — Duluth & Northern Minnesota liailwav. Duluth. Minn.).
G B & W R R— Green J-^.iy & West- ern Railroad. (Green }^a^^ Wis.)
E S L Rv— Electric Short Line Rail- way Co (?'!inneapolis).
G N Rv- -Great Northern Railway, (St I*aul Minn.).
ICR H— Illinois Central Railroad. (Chicago Til.)
Luce Electric Lines — See Electric Short Line Railway.
M A & C R Ky — Minneapolis. Anoka
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& Cuyuna Range Railwa.y. (Anoka, Minn.).
M D & W Ry — Minnesota. Dakota & Western Railway, (Minneapolis Minn.)
M E Ry — MinjiQapolis Kastern Rail- way. (Minneapolis ilinn.)
Hill City Ry — (Hill City, Minn.).
M N W Ry — Minnesota Norihwestern Electric Railwav Co. (Thief River Falls. Minn.).
M Ry Co— Mesaba Railway Co. (Vir- ginia Minn.)
M "R L & M Ry — Minneapolis. Red Liake & Manitoba Railway. (Bemidjl. Minn.). (See Minneapolis Xorthfield & Southern Ry, ^Minneapolis Minn.
M St P & Ste M Rv — Minneapolis St Paul & Sa.ult Ste Marie Railway. (Min- neapolis Minn.).
M T Ry — Minnesota Transfer Rail- way. (St Paul Minn.).
M W Ry — Minneapolis Western Rail- way. (St Paul Minn.).
M & I Ry — Minnesota & International Railway. (Brainercl Minn.).
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M & R R, lly — Minneapolis & Rainy River Railway. (Deer River Minn.)
M & St L R R— Minneapolis & St Louis Railroad. (Mini\eapolis IMinn.).
M &; St P S Ry — Minneapolis & St Paul Suburban Ry Co. (Minneapolis Minn.)
N P Ry — Northern Pacific Railway. (St Paul Minn.).
Northfield Southern, See Minneapolis Northfield & Southern Rv.
R T Co — Railway Transfer Co (Min- neapolis Minn.).
St P B & T Co — St Paul Brids:e & Terminal Rv Co. (South St Paul. Minn.).
St P S E Ry — St Paul Southern Elec- tric R-y Co. (Hastiners Minn.).
St P U D Co — St Paul Union Depot Co. (St Paul Minn.).
Soo Line — See Minneapolis, St Paul & Sault Ste Marie Ry.
T C L — Twin City Lines, (Minneap- olis Minn.).
W & N Ry — Wilton & Northern Rail- way. (Bemidji Minn.).
Minnesota Collection Laws
Aeknowlert^tnents rxnti Aflitl.Hvits~
Judges of all United States and state courts, tlie clerks thereof, court com- missioners, notaries, justices registers of deeds, county auditors, town and city clerks, members of leg-islature, are authorized to administer oaths and take acknowledgements. Oflicerri outside of the state, authorized in their state to administer oaths or take acknowiedge- ments, must affix seal to instrument. If they have no seal of office, then affix certificate of their ofucial character. Notary must add to acknowledjiement or jurat the date when his commission expires.
A.ssignnient and Insolvenc^j^' I-aTss —
Assignments must be in writing, acknowledged, witne.'ssed and filed in district court in county v/ier? debtor resides or business is located. Certified copy must be recorded in register of deeds otrice to affect real estate. As- signee must be resident and free holder of the state. Inventory and detailed statement of liabilities must be made by debtor within ten days after assign- ment. Bond of assignee double the value of property. Notice of assign- ment or appointment of receiver must, within ten days thereafter, be given by publication and mail. Claims rnust be verified and filed with assignee or re- ceiver within twenty days after publi- cation of notice, unless filing permitted thereafter by order of court. Creditor must, in case of insolvency, or_ assign- ment after attachment or garnisnment, !ile release of unpaid portion of claim within time fixed by court. E.state rnust be converted into money and distribut- f^<i as follows: First — expenses ot as- signment or receivership; second — deots due United States, state and taxes; third — wag'^s earned witn.in sixty a;iyf>; fourth — other debt.3 pro ratio; nltn-- roniainder, if any, to a.sslgnor or deb- tor In case of attachment or garnish- ment, if debtor does not, within t-^n days, make assignment. re<-eiver m.ay be appointed upon petition of creditors representing two hundre<i dollars in claims. The making of an as.^^ignnient or appolntm.ent receiver releases at-
tachment of garnishment. District court has complete jurisdiction in the matter of the assignment or receiver- ship.
Attachment — Writ allowed, upon affi- davit of plaintiff, his agent or attorney, stating that a -cause of action exists asrainst defendant and the amount and grounds thereof, and that the debt was fraudulentiv contracted, or that the defendant is a foreign corporation, or not a resident of this state, or has de- parted therefrom, as deponent verily believes, with intent to defraud or de- lav his creditors, or to avoid the service of' a summons, or keeps himself con- cealed with, like intent, or has assign- ed, secreted or disposed of, or is about to assign, secrete or dispose of his propertv with intent to delay or de- fraud his creditors. But no writ is al- lovred in action for libel, slander, se- duction, breach of promise of marriage, false imprisonment or assault and bat- terv. Bond of not less than $250 re- quired of plaintiff. Attachment dis- solved bv debtor giving bond in double thr- amount of the debt claimed, for tlie payment of whatever judgment plaintiff may obtain.
Guj-ni.«?ment — Employees of cities, vil- lages, school districts, etc., are subject to' garnishment.
Chattel MortsnKcs — Must, as against creditors and sui'i3r'.-(vjent incumbrancers and purchasers in good faith, b© acknowb ds-ed and wit!iess--d and filed ni the office of lh»' register of deeds of the counrv in whii-h tlie mortgagor oi- v.Midor r- sido.^; an*} if the mortgagor or vendor is a non-resident of the state then in the county in which the prop- erty mortgaged or sold is then situated, m cities of the first class chattel inort- -■ix'^cs l>ilis of sale and conditional sale Topti-acts nnist be filed with the city ch rk or recorder. Lion continues as ai^.iinst mortgager until debt is paid or bnrred bv statute of limitations but as against * creditors and subsequent purchasers the Hen of the mortgage does not continue btyond six years from clot" or filing th<' mortgage. .Mortgagor
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or peraon holding: under hun or lien- holder may redeem mortgage at any time after condition broken and within two days after salb under foreclosurre. Mortg'ag-e upon faniiiy bible, family pictures, school books or library and musical instruments for use ox" family; all wearing- api?arel of the debtor and his family, all beds, bedstea.ds and bed- ding-, kept and used by the debtor and his family; all stoves and appenuag-es put up or kept for the use of the debtor and Jiis family; all cooking- utensils; one sewing machine: and all other household furniture not herein enum- erated not exceeding $500 in value; must be signed by husband and wife.
Notes and contracts reserving title to personal property in the seller until purchase price is paid, when filed as in case of cliattel mortgages, are notice to creditors of the purchaser for one year after the note of contract or last installment secured thereby becouie due.
Assignment of debts, except those evidenced by v/riting, is void as against creditors, unless such assignment is in writing and filed with town clerk, vil- lage recorder, or city clerk, unless those claiming u)ider such assignment make it appear that it was in good faith and for a valid consideration.
Ceed.s — Must be in writing, and may, but need not be under seal, acknowl- edged, have two witnesses. Acknowl- edgement must contain statement that grantor is unmarried or if married, that the person joining is husband or wife. (See aflidavits and acknowled^^e- ments.) Of homestead must be exe- cuted by husband and wife. Use of private seals in written contracts abol- ished.
Corporations — Foreign corporations (organized outside of the state) must file copy of charter in the ofiice of the secretary of state and comply vvith other provisions of law before transact- ing business in this state.
Exemptioii.s — Homestead, n<:)t to ex- ceed eig"hty acres outside of the laid out or platted portion of any incorpor- ated city, village or borough, or one- half acre in town, city or village of less than 5,000 inhabitants, or one-tlnrd of an acre in cities of over 5,000 popula- tion and dwelling house thereon, oc- cupied by owner and to be selected by him. If husband absconds homestead exempt to wife and children. (See Deeds.) Homesteads not exempt from mech.anic's ttifns or judgment for wages of laborer or servant. Family library, pictures, musical instruments, paw, cemetery lot, wearing appar>ji, hve hun- dred dollars -worth of furniture, insur- ance from exempted property; three cows, ten swinf\ one yoke of oxen and a horse, or a. span of horses or mules, twenty sheep and their wool, food for stock and family provisions and fuel for. one year, one wagon, sleigh, two plo-^^'s, harrow and other farming uten- sils worth $30it, seed grain, not ex- ceeding, 100 busliels of v.-heat. lO''^ bush- els of barley, 100 bushels of oats. lOO bushels of potatoes, 10 hush.els of corn, binding material .^ulTicicnt for use in harvesting crop grown from above amount of seed grain; tools and imple- ments of mechanic, miner or oth^'^r per- son used for tht^ T'urpose of carrying on his trade and $400 stock in trade;
library and implements of a profession- al man; presses, type, etc., of a printer or publisher or newspaper, whether a person or a co-partnersiup, to the value of S::,000 and |400 stock in trade; one sewing machine, one v.-atch, bicycle, typewriting m.achine, $35 of wages earned witliin thirty days prior to levy of attachment, execution or garnish- ment; library and appara.tus of a puo'.lc college oi' sciiooi; money received from, life insurance of deceased husband or father, $10,00u. All money, benefit or relief fund payable by any benehciary association or society; exempt to certi- ficate holder and beueheiary. No property exempt from attachment or executiori for purchase money.
Interest — Legal, six per cent; con- tracts in writing, ten per cent. Inter- est on over-due interest allowed if so stipulated in the contract. Interest af- ter maturity same as before. If more than ten per cent be paid, it imy be recovered back, and usurer forfeits principal and interest.
Justice Courts — Juiisdiction in ac- tions to recover judgment for $100 or possession of personal property of that value.
lAmitniion oi Actions — To recover real estate or foreclose mortgage, fif- teen years; upon judgment, ten years; upon contracts, or trespass upon real property, to recover personal property, for injury to the person or rights of another, not arising ou contract, for relief on tiie grounds of fraud, to en- force a trust or compel an accounting, six years; against sheriff, coroner or constable, or for penalty given to a party, three years; for libel, slander, assatilt and battery, false imprisonment, penalty to the state, two years.
:>lnrrie<l 'Woiiieu — A married woman enjoys all the property rights as if sole, may, sell and convey her real estate, except the homestead, without husbarid's consent, but subject to his statutory one-third. Husband and wife cannot contract between them as to real estate. In relation to all other sulijects they may. Where husband and wife are living together they shall be jointly and severally liable for all ne- cessary household articles and supplies furnisliod to and used by the famiiy.
Proof of Claims — Non-residents send- ing claiius for collection should give full names of creditors and their residence, full names of debtors, so far as l:nown, ;ind th'=-ir })lace of busint^ss, an item- ized statement of account, which, if suit Is directed, or if against the estate of a deceased person, should be verified by oath to the effect that the .*:amc is true, a-fid justly due above all legal set-offs. and. when convenient, the name of some person resident of this state v.iio will execute a bond for costs. Such 3, course will often save much de- lay.
llevivor — Part payment or a new promise in writing.
IlcilesHptlon — Ken! estate sold under execution and foreclosure, one year, for t-ixes three years, aftor sale.
SjjK-s — IJuJk Sales J,!«\^ — .Sulr- of stock of mei-'.'tiandi.se except iu ordinctjry couisr' or busim ss. pi-esi i ;p.. ii fraudulent .'ts agiiist creditors, uule.-^'-; .scibT aud purchase uinke in •.■euloi y showing cost of eacii article- to s.iier, purchaser
3£I\Ni:SOT V STATK G AZETTKER— 1920
ma.)--r's inquii'v as to riHi: !<-■'>. r-'sidenoe and business of selier's frt_-di f urs, ana parchasei- mails to each creditor notice of the sale stating- cost to .-eller and price to be paid, within 5 day.s before sale.
Ntay CI LL.vccutiou — Judgment of dis- trict court, six months; justice's court (.510 to over $100) one to six months.
Wifuf.ss — Party not excluded by- reason of interest or crime.
Minnesota Game and Fish Laws
Open season to hnnt turtle dove, snipe, prairie chicken or pinnated, white breasted or sharp-tailed grouse, g-olden plover between the 15th. day of Septem- ber and the 1st day of October foliow- iiig-; quail, pai tridge, ruffled e:rou?e or pheasant, between October 15th and November 30th follou-infr; wild duck, wild g-oose, brant or any variety of acquatic fowl between September 16th and December olst following'.
No morning- dove shall be killed be- fore September lt?th, 1920. No wood cock prior to September 13th. 1920. No prairie chicken or .-^harp-tailed goose prior to September Ibth, 1922. No no- land plover prior to September 16th, 1927.
No partridg-e or ruffled g-rouse, Chi- nese ring-neck sliall be killed before the 15th day of Oct. 1^20 and thereafter only in even numbered years.
Open season to hunt deer and moose between November 15th and December 5th a.nd no person sliall kill or have in possession during- said time more than one deer and one moose, or parts there- of.
Open season to kill mink or muskrat, between December It-th and April 15th.
Open season, for takinr or catchirig trout, April 15th to September 1st fol- lowing-; for black. .Tnne 15th, bass, to March 1st following:; for pike and. 'pickerel, crappies, sand pike, perch, sunfish, rock bass. May 1st to March 1st, follov/ing; suckers, bullheads, red- horse, sheepshead and. carp may be
speared without limit at anj' time, arti-
tlcial lights may be used in taking said fish from April 20th to June 1st.
Bag limit 5 morning- doves, prairie chicken, or pinnated " g-rouse, white- breasted or shai-p-tailed g-rouse, wood cock or upland plover, in the aggregate of all kinds in one day.
Not to exceed 10 q-uail, 5 partridges, male Chinese ring neck or English Peasant in tlie aggregate of all kind.s in one day.
Not to exceed 15 wild ducks, coots, rails or galiinules. Wilson or jack snipe and greater or lesser yellow legs in th.e aggregate of all kinds and not to exceed 5 geese in anj- one day.
25 fish in one day.
Use of swivel guns, snares, traps, artificial light, to ^catch or kill birds, or dogs, to hunt animals, and hunting g.ame birds from motor vehicles, pro- hibited.
The sale of brook trout or gray, black or Oswego bass is prohibited.
Sale, exposing for sale, or shipment of any game bird, or any variety of acquatic fovv-i whatever unlawful.
Game birds may be had in possession 5 days, and deer and moose lawfully killed, 5 days after close of season.
State bounty ($7.50) for killing a full grown wolf, and ($3.00) for killing a cub. and many of the counties pay an additional rev/ard.
Resident license $1.00. Non-resident license to hunt game birds $15.00; to hunt game animals, §50.00; to fish, |1.00.
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In the following section of the work the cities, villages and postofBces of Minnesota are arranged in aly^liabetical order, and a descciption is given of each place, with an alphabetical list of all persons doing business therein. In all the larger places the names have been procured by personal canvass, but in the smaller places, where there are less than half dozen stores, they have been obtained by correspondence. Great care has been taken to insure correctness as well as completeness.
AASTAD. Grant count5^ A settle- ment 5 miles n e of Wendell on the Soo Line the banking and shipping point and 12 s of Fergus Falls the p o which see for names. \
ACADEMY. Hennepin county. A station on the Luce Elec Line 7 miles w of Minneapolis,
ACOMA. McLeod county, A settle- ment 7 miles w of Huthinson on the G N Ry the banking and shiuping' point and p o which see for names.
ACROPOLIS. Itasca county. A sta- tion on the G N Ry 10 miles n e of Warba the nearest banking point and 3 B e of Goodland the p o.
ACTON. Meeker county. A settle- ment 6 miles s of Grove City on the G N R-y the banking and shipping point and p o which see for names.
ADA. Est pop 1900. Norman coun- ty. A city and the county seat on the G N Ry 47 miles n e of Fargo N D. Has Catholic, Congregational, Norweg- ian and German Lutheran, English and German Methodist churches, 4 banks, 2 hotels, a community club, an opera house. 4 grain elevators, a flour mill, a creamery, an electric light plant and water works. Three weekly news- papers, the Index, the Norman County Herald and the Norman County Post are published. Has graded public and high school, the latter having an In- du.strial and agricultural deuartment in connectiuii. established under the Putnam act. Ships arrain. livo stock, flour, I'eed, seeds, prollu(.■^•. daiiy nr-od-
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Ada Live Stock Shipping Assn N C Lo- gan agt
Ada Milling Co Louis Hanson pres Oscar Bodding sec and mngr flour mnfrs
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Ada Opera House Clarence Bratten mngr
Ada Pharmacy Saml E Levine mngr Ada Produce Commission Co Geo J Gag- non mngr
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